How To Get A 6 Month Visa For Thailand

Thailand is popular, but it’s not always easy to get a visa. In this post I’ll tell you everything you need to know about getting a 6 month visa, and I’ll tell you where to go to get one too.

Visitors from the US, Canada or European Union can receive a visa for Thailand for up to 6 months (1 month stay per visit) at any of the Thai border crossings or international airports.

Thailand’s tourist industry is booming but the Thai Government could soon put a stop to the endless stream of tourists flooding into its borders. Thailand’s Immigration Bureau has recently stated that all foreign tourists who receive a 30 day visa, will be allowed to stay for another month regardless of whether or not they leave Thailand. This means that if you get a 30 day visa and decide to stay in Thailand for longer than 30 days, you won’t have to apply for another visa extension.

How To Get A 6 Month Visa For Thailand

There are a number of benefits to applying for a tourist visa in Thailand. It’s easy to do, it only takes three days, and the cost is less than half of the amount it costs to get a one-year visa.

Obtaining a visa to enter Thailand (and every other country in the world) is a process that does not end on arrival. Foreigners are required to acquire a visa that must be presented on entry and then later re-validated at a Thai immigration office. The only exception to this is holders of a passport from one of 45 countries who are permitted to stay in Thailand for 30 days without a visa and are issued with an entry stamp upon arrival. Here we will look at the different methods of obtaining a visa, as well as exploring its multiple uses and circumstances when it can be refrained.