'real' Visa On Arrival

[A_Traveller]

Anyone confirm this for me.

Can an individual arriving at the airport who is a citizen of a Visa Waiver Scheme country still apply for a 60 day Tourist Visa On Arrival? If so can such a visa be multiple entry?

Any links or clarifications most welcome.

Regards & TIA

[naka]

Which Nationality ?

Naka.

Edited November 9, 2006 by naka

[funfun]

wonder if anyone can help me before i book, i am english and originally arrived on a voa 30 day.

2 months ago (just short of) i went to malasia (pennang) and got a 60 day to where i want to go very shortly again, so i would like to know if they are still doing 60 days as people tell me they have stopped.

no 2 i want also to take a cambodian friend whom has a passport but will they get a 30 day or 60 day?

if anyone has any advice or can point me in the right direction i would be very gratfull.

thanks chris.

[A_Traveller]

Which Nationality ?

Naka.

I was asked by another Brit.

Regards

[Crossy]

As a Brit. (or any other visa-waiver country) you cannot get any form of visa at the airport!

All visas are issued by Thai embassies or consulates outside the couintry.

[A_Traveller]

As a Brit. (or any other visa-waiver country) you cannot get any form of visa at the airport!

All visas are issued by Thai embassies or consulates outside the country.

Thanks for the unequivocal reply.

A further question therefore, anyone know if there is a one-day service at KL or HK? The schedule of the applicant is such that he's not in situ for the two working days/times required for visa processing.

Regards