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That's what I was trying to explain that in different places there are different policies but in most places they do see your financial statement ...

OP is from the US... Not even sure the "most places" is accurate, but I haven't obtained them "most places". Most I've talked to haven't mentioned it. But if you say so. I'm aware that financials are required for visas other than ordinary tourist visas. I'll be making a border run next week; I'll find out if the place the service uses in Laos requires them.

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Just arrived last night on Thai Airways with a 60 day Tourist visa from the US. Visa was obtained by mail from the Thai Consulate in LA. No financial information was required. I simply went to their web site and followed the directions. Easy.

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Removed an off-topic post.

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Got myself in a bind,...Could use some guidance.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/785215-confused-on-o-a29-day-permits-and-other-things/#entry8821591

I am a US citizen in Thailand, and would very much like to get a 60 day Visa.

Anyone aware of regional Thai Consulates where a person as myself could travel and get a 60 day visa with little trouble.

Vietnam? Georgetown? Singapore? Jakarta? Anyone know?

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Laos will be fine, either consulate there. Bali ill also be fine, as will be almost any consulate in the region.

Just check your flight options for the best choice.

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