Royal Thai Consulate General New York

USA is on the list of countries entitled for tourist visa exemption. US passport holders may enter Thailand without a visa (tourism purpose only). Permitted period of stay is 30 days.

30 day tourist visa automatic upon entry. For longer you could visit a border city and reenter for another 30 days.

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In the event that all the addresses are correct, there is just a misplaced district name. You can notify the district or district to request an amendment, which should be when you enter the name in the house registration in the district. Because the district can edit by endorsing the birth certificate of the child at all

How many days you got evisa??

I'm sorry but I don't know answer was visiting with friends on another issue ....

If you plan to stay in AQ, process would be 2 days. But for the sandbox, it takes longer. I did not get mine too. Tried calling them and end up, I went to the embassy. They said the vaccine card need to be send for approval in Thailand. Then I got 6 digits the next day!

Yes. Right now everyone has to when entering the country. Doesnt make sense but we have to

I suggest you call them during the business hour, as your question will lead you to many questions that Embassy needed.

As of 04/06/2021, you still have to quarantine. If you travel after fully vaccinated (14 days after your last shot), the quarantine period is 7 days. You will no longer need fit-to-fly document but still need a negative COVID RT-PCR result. The rule may change later in the year, so for the latest information or to apply, check the website: https://www.thaicgny.com

East coast is NYC But are you closer to Chicago?

i am usa citizen i got two doses of vaccine in new york city last month do i still need to be quarantine when i get to thailand

The NY Thai Consulate website explains what you need to get a Type O visa.

http://dominican-republic.siam-legal.com/ You will need a ride visa to enter the country, but you will have to stay on the ship. In this website are the details. If you can get it in NYC. Only that the schedules look well, the hours are very particular

Call the consulate

Submission for visa application is till 12:30 PM.

Essentially correct except that you DO require a Visa and it is issued upon arrival.

U.S. citizens carrying a tourist passport and in possession of an onward or return airline ticket do not require a visa to enter Thailand. The passport must have at least six months validity remaining to be allowed entry.  Upon entry, Thai immigration officials will place an immigration stamp in the passport permitting a 30-day stay in Thailand if arriving by air or land. This time limit may subsequently be extended for an additional 30 days by paying a 1,900 baht fee to the Thai Immigration Bureau office.  The headquarters of the Thai Immigration Bureau is located at Government Center Chaengwattana Building B, No. 120, Moo 3, Chaengwattana Road, Tungsonghong Sub-District, Laksi District, Bangkok 10210, 66-2-287-3101 through 66-2-287-3110.  For more information or additional Thai Immigration Bureau locations, please consult the Thai Immigration Bureau website.

800k baht equivalent and be over 50

No you don't you get a 30day on arrival visa when you land in Thailand

You dont need it. But they recommend Hep A, Cholera and Yellow fever.

Do you mean with a valid US passport? Yes you can. You'll then get a visa on arrival upon entering the country, good for 30 days.

I believe as long as you have the receipt slip they hand to you.

No need for visa for American citizens

Pretty sure you can just walk in

Yes

The 30 day visa you receive upon arrival covers everything UpTo 30 days..

Nothing mandatory. There are several that you might want to get depending on your plans. For the best prices check with your local county health office. The CDC website would list the various immunizations. Private MDs will offer the same info and immunizations for several hundred more per person. Have FUN!

Yes, according to the law, not more than 3 months