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Can I get a 60-day tourist visa for Thailand after my 30-day visa expires in Ho Chi Minh?

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Nov 18, 2019
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Worada **************
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Fast question, I’m here in Thailand for 30days with on arrival visa and it’s going to be expired soon. So I’m thinking to go to Ho Chi Min for doing tourist visa for Thailand 60days. So is it possible to do that? If anyone has experience about this please share to me. How to do, what document, and price. Thank you so much
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A user in Thailand seeking advice on obtaining a 60-day tourist visa after their 30-day on-arrival visa expires is considering traveling to Ho Chi Minh. Community members suggest applying for a 30-day extension in Thailand first or going to Vietnam to obtain the desired visa. They discuss necessary documentation, the extension cost, and future possibilities for extending the stay further once back in Thailand.
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Titou ****
Go for a 30days extension first 😉
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Worada **************
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Thank you so much.
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Titou ****
Sorry my bad Immigration office it is. 😉
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After I finished 60days from Vietnam, can I ask more 30days in thailand?
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Titou ****
Yes after that you go to Vietnam apply for a 60days tourist visa and come back. And again after these 60days you can ask for anothe extension so 90days without leaving the country 😉
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And then after that I want more longer, need to go out anyway. So Vietnam is my target
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Titou ****
Go to the nearest embassy or consulate and ask for a 30 days extension. The extension cost 1900bath. With that you will have an extra 30days in Thailand and no need to get out of the country. 😉
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@Titou ***
 what you mean? 😊
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James ********
What is your nationality/passport nation?

May I ask...if you are a Tourist how long is your condo lease?

How long are you planning on staying in Thailand?
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Worada **************
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Very useful for this. Thank you so much
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@Benjamin *****
 omg that’s kind of you
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Worada **************
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6 months:)
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 a letter to that effect will be OK showing your friend is an invited guest of yours.

How long does your friend plan to be in Thailand?
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James Miller I’m asking for my friend who is swedish. And will stay with me so I guess no need condo lease
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Can I ask about insurance? Is it impossible for visa? Do I must have?
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Okay! Thank you
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Benjamin ******
You do not need health insurance for a tourist visa (but it is highly recommended).
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Is it possible to make 90days?
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Okay! That’s clearly understanding
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Benjamin ******
No. What you can do is get a 60 day tourist visa, and then extend it by another 30 days at local immigration.
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Robert *******
here you can read what you need in the Thai Embassy in HCMC
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thank you so much
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