Can a Canadian citizen travel to Thailand (Visa-on-Arrival) if they have drug charges on their record?
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My friend is thinking about coming to South-East Asia with me, but he has drug charges on his criminal record. We'll be landing in Bangkok, Thailand. Is that a problem with tourist visa's (VOA)?
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Can I get into Thailand with a criminal record?
In order to work or study in Thailand you will need to apply for a visa from the Royal Thai Embassy. Do they ask about criminal records? No. There is no reference to criminal records on the Thai T.M.What countries can I travel to with a drug conviction?
You can travel to the following countries if you are a convicted felon:- Brazil.
- Cambodia.
- Chile.
- Egypt.
- Ethiopia.
- Hong Kong.
- Indonesia.
- Ireland.
Can you travel with a criminal record?
In general it is very difficult, if not impossible, to travel to any country if you have a record of convictions for violent or sexual crimes, repeated convictions for felonies, or a recent conviction for a serious crime. Some countries prohibit their own citizens from leaving if they have serious criminal histories.Can you get a visa with a criminal record?
Arrest, Caution, ConvictionIn cases where an arrest resulted in a conviction, you may be permanently ineligible to receive a visa and will require a waiver ineligibility to travel to the United States. The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act does not apply to United States visa law.VISA EXEMPTION Thailand 2021 | Watch this before you travel
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