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[jehricaholic]

NewlyMintedThai, on 2012-01-22 16:26:48, said:

No visa required for Thais visiting Taiwan if they have a valid US, UK, Canadian, or Japanese visa in their passport.  Just submit the info online and print out before traveling.

Smart Taiwanese... save on Immigration admin costs

[jehricaholic]

Soutpeel, on 2012-01-23 09:17:24, said:

jehricaholic, on 2012-01-22 13:42:43, said:

Myself & Thai partner travelled to South Africa for a week , no Visa required and no immigration questioning

Thai Nationals get 30 days visa waiver in SA, if they want to stay longer, tourist visa/extension can be done in country upto  period of 180 days/year, after which not allowed back in for a period of 6 months.

Excluding the Asian countries on the list, SA is the only decent, non third world place worth visiting unless you can afford the presumably massive airfares to travel to South America

[NewlyMintedThai]

jehricaholic, on 2012-01-24 14:58:33, said:

NewlyMintedThai, on 2012-01-22 16:26:48, said:

No visa required for Thais visiting Taiwan if they have a valid US, UK, Canadian, or Japanese visa in their passport.  Just submit the info online and print out before traveling.

Smart Taiwanese... save on Immigration admin costs

What immigration admin costs?  The visa fees would cover those, as well as a healthy profit.

[Soutpeel]

jehricaholic, on 2012-01-24 15:04:31, said:

Soutpeel, on 2012-01-23 09:17:24, said:

jehricaholic, on 2012-01-22 13:42:43, said:

Myself & Thai partner travelled to South Africa for a week , no Visa required and no immigration questioning

Thai Nationals get 30 days visa waiver in SA, if they want to stay longer, tourist visa/extension can be done in country upto  period of 180 days/year, after which not allowed back in for a period of 6 months.

Excluding the Asian countries on the list, SA is the only decent, non third world place worth visiting unless you can afford the presumably massive airfares to travel to South America

[NewlyMintedThai]

Argentina is much better off than SA.

[bangkokburning]

First and foremost - attribution should be made and the link included:
http://wiki.answers...._without_a_Visa

Second, there are a few of these out there if people would bother to seach for them.

Finally, there are loads of lovely places to visit on this list and why is the label of third world or developing off putting, still some of the best adventures to be had on the planet!!!

The only places I have zero interest in that list are a few African countries, Bangladesh and Philippines. That includes Syria present conditions accepted. My girlfriend and myself will gladly accept any free tickets. Thanks.

[oldsailor35]

Now i am concerned as i was told that my Thai partner did not need a visa  for 14 days to Vietnam.
Please, anybody, where does she stand, she has a current Thai passport.

[homelyboy]

This list seems to have flaws.

For example, Kosovo is not listed, while Abkhazia, South Ossetia are (and Transnistria for some reason is listed under Russia).

[althemighty]

Anyone know if bali is visa free for thai? I read that some parts of indonesia are not visa free.

[samran]

oldsailor35, on 2012-02-08 19:43:14, said:

Now i am concerned as i was told that my Thai partner did not need a visa  for 14 days to Vietnam.
Please, anybody, where does she stand, she has a current Thai passport.

I travel to Vietnam 4 or 5 times per year. Thai passport holders get stamped in for 30 days.

[bangkokburning]

Bali I am almost certain is free, my gf is sleeping so cannot confirm. I can see entry at other points not recognized for ASEAN free visa (30). Its a very corrupt country. I would think Jakarta would be gratis, after that - all bets off. Indo has become really slimy.

Incidently, Bali is well and truly finished, I will never, ever go back.

[bangkokburning]

The list has flaws... MAYBE?!?! Why don't you take your precious time and post it up for free.


Consider it a great FREE starter info. Now all you need is a search engine and you can confirm whatever country you please. Enjoy...

[wasas]

This list seems to have flaws.

Well i think the person who put this list up did a great job, and here you come on and start slagging it,Flaws?  for xxxsake the person was giving us a helping hand

[homelyboy]

wasas, on 2012-02-18 13:07:27, said:

Well i think the person who put this list up did a great job

Yeah, sure, though I fail to understand why. There's a well-mantained list in Wikipedia, there is Timatic after all (though of course Timatic is only for air travellers).

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and here you come on and start slagging it

It's true that here I come, and it's a lie that I start slagging. I pointed out a couple of actual errors. I am not trying to belittle the effort done, but the list does have flaws as a matter of fact, and what does that mean? That means it must be taken critically, and that's it.

althemighty, on 2012-02-16 18:57:09, said:

Anyone know if bali is visa free for thai? I read that some parts of indonesia are not visa free.

Yes, we've done it several times with my Thai b/f. I had to obtain VoA (there was quite a queue!) and he passed through immigration very quickly. I am not quite sure if my memory serves me correctly but AFAIR there was a minor hassle with migration forms. Aboard plane everyone was given the same sort of migration forms, but upon arrival it turned out that they were different for VoA and visa-free nationals.

[popshirt]

Last summer my partner and I flew from the U.S. to Mexico and he was not asked for a visa.  He had an educational visa to study in the U.S. and this was between terms at his university. But the Mexicans didn't ask to see it, just stamped his Thai passport.

[homelyboy]

popshirt, on 2012-02-20 04:51:42, said:

Last summer my partner and I flew from the U.S. to Mexico and he was not asked for a visa.  He had an educational visa to study in the U.S. and this was between terms at his university. But the Mexicans didn't ask to see it, just stamped his Thai passport.

This happened because Mexicans admit everyone who has a valid US visa (any type) which has already been used for entry to the USA.

[RubbaJohnny]

Spitzbergen ,nobody needs a visa since 1920 convention.
Thais are the largest single group of non Norweginas there.
However unless taking your own boat need visa for Norway to get there.

PSdo warn the thai lady its  fffffreezing

Edited by RubbaJohnny, 2012-02-20 16:36:26.

[homelyboy]

RubbaJohnny, on 2012-02-20 16:35:23, said:

Spitzbergen ,nobody needs a visa since 1920 convention.
However unless taking your own boat need visa for Norway to get there.

There are charter flights from VKO. Once monthly or something like that. And I've heard of a guy who managed to buy tickets and get there.

[UbonOz]

Try this:

http://www.oneworld....th-information/

[NewlyMintedThai]

homelyboy, on 2012-02-20 15:21:12, said:

popshirt, on 2012-02-20 04:51:42, said:

Last summer my partner and I flew from the U.S. to Mexico and he was not asked for a visa.  He had an educational visa to study in the U.S. and this was between terms at his university. But the Mexicans didn't ask to see it, just stamped his Thai passport.

This happened because Mexicans admit everyone who has a valid US visa (any type) which has already been used for entry to the USA.

Interesting.  My girlfriend and I traveled to Oaxaca from the US and they were very careful to check her Mexican visa.

[oldsailor35]

Logarhythm, on 2011-11-18 10:12:49, said:

gosompoi, on 2011-09-25 21:57:31, said:

The countries or regions that grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival to personal Thailand passport holders are:

  

• 90 days for all passport   type.
  
  • Argentina
    
  • Brazil
    
  • Chile
    
  • Haiti
    
  • Panama   (Visa on arrival at 5 USD maximum stay of 90 days)
    
  • Peru
    
  • Bermuda   (Maximum stay of 6 months)
    
  • South Korea
    
  • Andorra
    
  • Switzerland (For a   traveller with valid Schengen visa only)
    
  • Ethiopia (on arrival   for a maximum stay of 3 months)
    
  • Kenya (Visa on arrival   maximum stay of 3 months)
    
  • Madagascar (Visa on   arrival at 28,000 MGA)
    
  • Fiji (Maximum stay 120   days)
    
  • Solomon Islands   ("Visitors Permit" required, which can be obtained on arrival   for a maximum stay of 3 months)
• 60 days for all passport   type.

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  • Nepal (Visa on arrival   at 30 USD)
    
  • Samoa (Visa on arrival
• 30 days for all passport   type.
  
  • Armenia (on arrival)
    
  • Cambodia (Visa on   arrival - tourist for $20, business for $25)
    
  • East Timor (Visa on   arrival - $30)
    
  • Hong Kong
    
  • Indonesia
    
  • Laos
    
  • Macau
    
  • Malaysia
    
  • Maldives
    
  • Oman (Visa on arrival   - 20 Omani rial)
    
  • Philippines
    
  • Russia
    
    • Transnistria
      
    • Abkhazia
      
    • South Ossetia
  • Saint Vincent and the   Grenadines
    
  • Burkina Faso (on   arrival)
    
  • Singapore
    
  • South Africa
    
  • Sri Lanka
    
  • Vietnam
    
  • Vanuatu (Extension of   stay up to 4 months in any 1 year period possible)
    
  • Tuvalu (on arrival for   a stay of max. one month)
    
  • Tonga (on arrival)
    
  • Rwanda (on arrival   provided passenger has applied for a visa through the website   www.migration.gov.rw)
    
  • Uganda
    
  • Zambia
    
  • Burundi
    
  • Cape Verde   (on arrival)
    
  • Comoros
    
  • Djibouti
    
  • Mozambique
    
  • Seychelles   free for 1 month
    
  • Tanzania
    
  • Togo on   arrival for max. 7
    
  • Azerbaijan
    
  • Georgia
    
  • Tajikistan   (on arrival)
    
  • Dominica   for stay of max. 21 days.
    
  • Micronesia
    
  • Niue
    
  • Palau Islands   on arrival for a stay of max. 30 days (extension possible).
    
  • Marshall Islands   (on arrival)
    
  • Mongolia
• 15 days for all passport   type.
  
  • Bangladesh (Visa on arrival - $50,   available at Zia Airport; diplomatic   and official passport for 30-day visa-free)
• 14 days for all passport   type.
  
  • Brunei
    
  • Bahrain   (Visa on arrival cost 5 Bahraini dinar)
• Others
  
  • Iran (1   week Visa on arrival)
    
  • Jordan   (Visa on arrival cost 10 Jordanian dinar)
    
  • Maldives   (Visa on arrival - 30 days)
    
  • Papua New Guinea   (Visa on arrival cost 100 PGK)
    
  • Syria   (Visa on arrival - payment)
    
  • Togo   (Visa on arrival - 7 days)

Hey, wait a minute! Pattaya's not on that list.

Errrrrrrr!  i think that she will have to be a native of Isaan for entry into Pattaya.

[ALFREDO]

http://en.wikipedia....r_Thai_citizens

A good source with a lot of Information in more detail.


Americas
Countries and Territories Entry Rights Argentina 90 days [1] Bermuda 6 months Bolivia 90-day visa on arrival [2] Brazil 90 days Chile 90 days Dominica 21 days Dominican Republic 30 days with $US 10 paid on arrival Ecuador 90 days El Salvador 90 days along with a valid visa for Canada, the US, the UK, or Schengen countries Guatemala 90 days along with a valid visa for Canada, the US, the UK, or Schengen countries Haiti 3 months Honduras 90 days along with a valid visa for Canada, the US, the UK, or Schengen countries Mexico 180 days along with a valid visa for Canada, the US, the UK, or Schengen countries Nicaragua 90 days along with a valid visa for Canada, the US, the UK, or Schengen countries Panama 90 days with $US 5 paid on arrival Peru 90 days Saint Kitts and Nevis 14 days Saint Lucia 6 weeks Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1 month Turks and Caicos Islands 30 days
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[ALFREDO]

Africa
Countries and Territories Entry Rights Burundi Visa on arrival Cape Verde Visa on arrival Comoros Visa on arrival Djibouti 30 days Egypt 15-day visa (free of charge) issued on arrival at Sharm el-Sheikh, Saint Catherine or Taba airports, to holders of ordinary passports, provided that they remain in the South Sinai resorts and do not continue to any other part of Egypt Ethiopia 3-month visa issued on arrival for US$30 Kenya 3-month visa issued on arrival for US$50 Madagascar 90-day visa issued on arrival for MGA 140,000 Mozambique 30-day visa issued on arrival for US$25 Seychelles 1 month South Africa 30 days Tanzania 3-month visa issued on arrival for US$50 Togo 7-day visa on arrival for XOF10,000 Uganda 6-month visa issued on arrival for US$50 Zambia 3-month visa issued on arrival for US$25 (single), US$80 (multiple) Zimbabwe 3-month visa issued on arrival for US$30–55
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[ALFREDO]

Countries and Territories Entry Rights Armenia 120-day visa issued on arrival for AMD 15,000 Bahrain Visa on arrival for a max. stay of 14 days. Fee: BHD 5. Brunei Darussalam 14 days Cambodia 14 days Georgia 360 days Hong Kong 30 days India 30 days, 2 times max in a calendar year with $60 Indonesia 30 days Jordan 1-month visa issued on arrival for JOD10 Kyrgyzstan 1-month visa issued on arrival Laos 30 days Macau 30 days Malaysia 30 days Maldives 30 days Mongolia 30 days
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30 days Nepal 15/30/90-day visa issued on arrival for $25/40/100 Oman 1-month visa issued on arrival for 6 OMR Papua New Guinea 60-day visa issued on arrival for 100 PGK Philippines 21 days Singapore 30 days South Korea 90 days Sri Lanka 30 days Taiwan 30 days along with a valid visa for Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Schengen countries, United Kingdom or United States Timor-Leste 30-day visa issued upon arrival for US$30 Vietnam 30 days
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