Hello Everyone,

First off, I just made an account today, but I'm a long time lurker. I previously lived in the Thailand for three years, but originally arrived on a 30 day on arrival visa. I am soon applying for a tourist visa in the US, and I was wondering if US citizens qualify for a triple entry visa. According to the Thai Embassy website, only single and double entry visas are available, but I used the search function and saw some mention of the triple entry visa. Are triple entry visas only for citizens of certain countries and not US citizens? Thanks again and just want to say I really enjoy the boards here.

-Jared

Sorry guys just found the other thread thanks for the info: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/568452-triple-entry-tourist-visa-from-the-us/

Edited April 9, 201412 yr by thelobot

Triple entry visas are no problem. It miht be easier to us an Honorary Consulate instead of the embassy depending where you are located. They use to do them by mail but I think that they have officially stopped doing that last year. The Consulate in Portlans has been very helpful in the past. You should phone Mary and see what their current policy is. Here's the info: Visa application porcedures, Portland Oregon.doc

Triple entry visas are no problem. It miht be easier to us an Honorary Consulate instead of the embassy depending where you are located. They use to do them by mail but I think that they have officially stopped doing that last year. The Consulate in Portlans has been very helpful in the past. You should phone Mary and see what their current policy is. Here's the info: Visa application porcedures, Portland Oregon.doc

Appreciate that thanks.

A list of all honorary consulates in the US is here: http://www.thaiembdc.us/dcdp/Thai_Consulate_Directory2