Thailand 60 Days Visa Exemption Confirmed ✅ 🇹🇭✈️

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As of June 15, 2024, Thailand is offering a 60-day visa exemption for nationals from 93 countries, with an option to extend for an additional 30 days by visiting a Thai immigration office and paying a fee of 1,900 baht. This policy makes it easier for travelers to enjoy longer stays in Thailand. 🌴🌟
Eligible Countries (Non-EU):
Europe:
1. Albania
2. Andorra
3. Iceland
4. Kosovo
5. Liechtenstein
6. Monaco
7. Norway
8. Russia
9. San Marino
10. Switzerland
11. Ukraine
12. United Kingdom
Asia:
1. Bhutan
2. Brunei
3. Cambodia
4. China
5. Hong Kong
6. India
7. Indonesia
8. Japan
9. Kazakhstan
10. Laos
11. Macao
12. Malaysia
13. Maldives
14. Mongolia
15. Philippines
16. Singapore
17. South Korea
18. Sri Lanka
19. Taiwan
20. Turkey
21. Uzbekistan
22. Vietnam
Middle East:
1. Bahrain
2. Israel
3. Jordan
4. Kuwait
5. Oman
6. Qatar
7. Saudi Arabia
8. United Arab Emirates
Americas:
1. Canada
2. Colombia
3. Cuba
4. Dominica
5. Dominican Republic
6. Ecuador
7. Guatemala
8. Jamaica
9. Mexico
10. Panama
11. Peru
12. Trinidad and Tobago
13. United States
Oceania:
1. Australia
2. Fiji
3. New Zealand
4. Papua New Guinea
5. Tonga
Africa:
1. Mauritius
2. Morocco
3. South Africa
Enjoy your stay in Thailand and make the most of this extended visa-free period! 🏖️🕌✨
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16 сен 2024

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@annon231 Месяц назад

The sound is terrible. I suggest you drop the lift music when you are speaking . I dropped out because I could not understand you.

@Nomad_Mike_NLD Месяц назад

Thanks for the feedback bro. Will do!

@CelestinoAcquaviva 2 месяца назад

Your video is very clear and viewers can simply research further if need be. Your video was a good starting point. I did my research and people can quite easily find the rest ... Too easy! Good for people that have plenty of money and time off work etc. Cheers

@Nomad_Mike_NLD 2 месяца назад

@@CelestinoAcquaviva thanks for watching and feedback.

@CelestinoAcquaviva 2 месяца назад

@@Nomad_Mike_NLD Welcome

@DevKumar-d2w 2 месяца назад

If i go for one week but later decide to stay more than week. At the time of leaving thailand. will officers put question on like if you had returned flight after week why you stayed more and all ?

@Nomad_Mike_NLD 2 месяца назад

@@DevKumar-d2w you can change your mind as many time as you want in this 90 days.

@johnmac4843 4 дня назад

Mike - Hope you can help me please! I'm from Australia age 75 male. I have a few questions possibly you can assist me please. :- 1. I can get on a plane in Australia to depart to Thailand Arrive in Bangkok Airport and go through Customs / Immigration etc. and all I need to present to the Officers is my Current Australian Passport. 2. I have no need to produce documentation to the Officers regarding where I will be staying in my Tourism period. ( Please note been to Bangkok 8 times ) 3. Do not have to show my return Air Fare Ticket. 4. Do I have to pay any Fee to Enter Thailand ( Suvarnabhumi Airport ) 5. Do I need to apply in writing to someone about = Visa Exemption (60 Days)

@Nomad_Mike_NLD 3 дня назад

@@johnmac4843 Hi John, I’d be happy to help clarify things for you. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Arriving in Thailand with your current Australian passport: Yes, you can get on the plane with your Australian passport and go through customs and immigration at Bangkok Airport. Just make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry. 2. Accommodation documentation: While immigration technically could ask for accommodation details, it’s quite rare in practice. Since you’ve been to Thailand multiple times, this is unlikely to be an issue, but having the information on hand just in case is always good. 3. Return air ticket: Although immigration officers can sometimes ask for proof of onward travel (like a return ticket), it’s not commonly enforced. You’ve been to Bangkok many times, so this shouldn’t be an issue. However, having a copy ready is a good precaution. 4. Airport fees: There are no fees to enter Thailand. The 700 THB departure tax is usually already included in your airline ticket. 5. Visa Exemption (60 Days): As an Australian passport holder, you are eligible for a 60-day visa exemption on arrival. You do not need to apply in advance. After the 60 days, you can extend your stay for an additional 30 days at a local immigration office if needed.

@henrywhite8202 Месяц назад

I have one question. Is this 60-day visa free multiple entrance?

@Nomad_Mike_NLD Месяц назад

@@henrywhite8202 This is not a visa. Is a visa exemption. To answer clear no.

@justice4all997 2 месяца назад

So let me ask ,just to be sure. I already bought my accommodations for 30 days however I didn't buy plane tickets yet. I can easily add a few more weeks. Are are you saying we can stay as tourist up to 60 days? Fyi My accommodations is the middle of January to middle of February

@Nomad_Mike_NLD 2 месяца назад

Bro if you had 30 day visa exemption from your country before you have now 60. That’s correct.

@justice4all997 2 месяца назад

@Nomad_Mike_NLD I know especially in Thailand they can change the law overnight and Il be stuck with a 60 day flight and only allowed 30. Thanks brother

@Nomad_Mike_NLD 2 месяца назад

@@justice4all997 😂💯