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Can I Get a Visa on Arrival After Returning from Bali?

Visa Exempt Entry Visa Rules Thailand Immigration

Mar 19, 2020

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Alan ***********

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Will l still be able to get a visa on arrival when l return from Bali? Reading about a medical certificate no longer than 3 days old, is this a fact? Any information greatly appreciated.

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As of March 19, 2020, the Visa on Arrival for many countries has been canceled. However, Australian nationals can enter Thailand with a 30-day visa exempt entry stamp, which may be extended for an additional 30 days. It's important to keep updated on changing regulations regarding visas, especially in light of recent travel restrictions.

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Benjamin ******

April is a very long time from here :O

As of March 19, 2020, as someone from Australia, you can get a 30 day visa exempt, which can be extended by another 30 days at local immigration.

Things are changing FAST though, and watch this page

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Alan ***********

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@Benjamin *****

thanks 🙏 can really leave Bali at anytime and return. Could be best plan of action.

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Tod *********

There you go, see you don't get a visa on arrival when you show up without having bought a visa before hand from a thai consulate you get in on a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp.

SO yes, when you fly in you as a Auzzie will get stamped in for 30 days on a visa exempt entry

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Alan ***********

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thanks 🙏

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Benjamin ******

1. What's your nationality?

2. What's your visa history?

3. How long do you want to stay here?

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Alan ***********

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Australian, MEV expired

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. Looking to get a retirement visa down the track

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Tod *********

The 15 day visa on arrival program for the 18 countries that get them has been cancelled since the 13th WHAT are you talking about?

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Alan ***********

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on now you are the guru on this site, but for all us not so clever people l am just seeking advise. So my mev expired

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. I wish to return to Thailand in April, what visa can l get on arrival. With a view down the track to get a retirement visa

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