December 23, 201213 yr I know that with a 30 day passport you can leave Thailand and reenter for another 30 days, but what about with a 90 day passport? Can I leave and come back for another 90 days?
December 23, 201213 yr Did you mean a visa when you wrote passport? You can get a 30 day entry if you fly into the country or 15 days if you don't have a visa. If you have a non-immigrant visa you get a 90 day entry.
December 23, 201213 yr Author Did you mean a visa when you wrote passport? You can get a 30 day entry if you fly into the country or 15 days if you don't have a visa. If you have a non-immigrant visa you get a 90 day entry. Flying into Thailand my passport is good for a 90 day entry not 30 days. I will not have any visa prior to arrival.
December 23, 201213 yr You can get a 90 day entry by air or land if your country qualifies otherwise it will 15 days by land. See this document for info: http://www.mfa.go.th...5946-424479.pdf
December 23, 201213 yr Author Thank you, but I am already aware that for my country the entry is 90 days. What I am asking is that after those 90 days I can exit and reenter the country for another 90 days, the same that is done for countries with 30 day entries where they exit and come back for another 30 days. I am thinking I can do it but just want to be sure there is no problem.
December 23, 201213 yr Yes you do get the same 90 days each entry as many times as you want but only by air for some countries that get 90 days. Check the remarks at bottom of document I posted.
December 23, 201213 yr Nationals of the following countries will get 90 days if they enter by either land or air: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Korea (ROK), or Peru.
December 23, 201213 yr Author Yes you do get the same 90 days each entry as many times as you want but only by air for some countries that get 90 days. Check the remarks at bottom of document I posted. Thank you
December 23, 201213 yr Author Thailand (TH) Additional Information: - For those who do not require a visa, stays are restricted to a max. of 90 days within any 6 month period. This also applies to those granted an initial stay of 30 days, wishing to extend their stay. One photo will be required for extension application. Stays exceeding the 90 days within any 6 month period may also be possible. Can someone verify that the above information is accurate, and if so, how can I find out what the "Stays exceeding the 90 days within any 6 month period may also be possible." exactly means? I copied this from a link in another thread. https://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-bin/tim_client.cgi?ExpertMode=TIDFT/TH/VI/AI/ID26568&user=STAR&subuser=STARB2C
December 23, 201213 yr That rule went out of the window years ago There is no 90 day 6 month rule Sent from my i-mobile i-note WiFi 9 using Thaivisa Connect App
December 23, 201213 yr Author That rule went out of the window years ago There is no 90 day 6 month rule Sent from my i-mobile i-note WiFi 9 using Thaivisa Connect App Good to know, thanks
December 23, 201213 yr Author Nationals of the following countries will get 90 days if they enter by either land or air: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Korea (ROK), or Peru. Could you provide a link to where you got this information from? I already knew about the air but I want to make sure about the land part.
December 24, 201213 yr http://www.mfa.go.th...5946-424479.pdf 90 day stay is bilateral agreement and does not change for entry by land as 30 day visa exempt entry may do (explained in footnotes in the above chart).
December 24, 201213 yr Nationals of the following countries will get 90 days if they enter by either land or air: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Korea (ROK), or Peru. Could you provide a link to where you got this information from? I already knew about the air but I want to make sure about the land part. Sorry, could not post the link, please check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs web page. Under Tourist Visa Exemption you will find the list of countries which are eligible for 90 days upon entry at any border check point
December 24, 201213 yr http://www.mfa.go.th...5946-424479.pdf 90 day stay is bilateral agreement and does not change for entry by land as 30 day visa exempt entry may do (explained in footnotes in the above chart). If you compare the countries under Visa on Arrival n Visa Exemption you will notice that this sheet is not up to date.
December 24, 201213 yr But that does not change the facts of entry and answer the question being asked, that entry being limited to only 15 days is for those using the normal 30 day visa exempt and not bilateral agreements.
December 24, 201213 yr Author http://www.mfa.go.th...5946-424479.pdf 90 day stay is bilateral agreement and does not change for entry by land as 30 day visa exempt entry may do (explained in footnotes in the above chart). Nationals of the following countries will get 90 days if they enter by either land or air: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Korea (ROK), or Peru. Could you provide a link to where you got this information from? I already knew about the air but I want to make sure about the land part. Sorry, could not post the link, please check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs web page. Under Tourist Visa Exemption you will find the list of countries which are eligible for 90 days upon entry at any border check point Thanks to both.
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