Thai MVE Visa at Yangon embassy
Is it possible to apply for a Thai MEV (Multiple Entry Tourist Visa) at the Thai Embassy in Yangon ?
I can only see the "single entry tourist visa" option on their website.
Thanks!
Best Answer
Thai Embassies are not the best at keeping their websites up to date. You might need to call to double check as in theory METVs are available to all nationalities.
But METVs are only available in your country of citizenship or legal residence, unlike other Thai visas which can be obtained at various locations. But TIT, so required proof of residency may vary.
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Note: Starting October 1, 2021 the Visa on Arrival has been resumed. However, the travelers are still required to apply for Certificate of Entry or COE from the Thai Embassy or Consulate.How do I get a Thai pass in Myanmar?
To apply for the Thailand Pass, visit https://tp.consular.go.th/ and fill in your personal details on the Thailand Pass registration page. Upload supporting documents such as a copy of passport, copy of valid visa, vaccination certificate, or Pro-ATK test result, and COVID-19 travel insurance.How much is a 60 day Thai visa?
Update: Foreigners who are currently in Thailand may apply for a 60-day COVID 19 extension at any local immigration office for a fee of 1,900 Thai baht. You may visit your local immigration office on or before May 29, 2021.The Royal Thai Embassy in Yangon, Myanmar
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Answer 2
I just went to ask for an MEV (Multiple Entry Tourist Visa) for Thailand at their Yangon embassy.
Here is the outcome:
- it is NOT possible to get an MEV (Multiple Entry Tourist Visa) for Thailand at their Yangon Embassy if you do not reside in Myanmar
however, it is possible to get a 3 month Tourist visa for Thailand at their Yangon embassy, even if you do not reside in MyanmarThere is no such thing as a 3 months visa. The dates on the visa are giving the timeframe in which you can start using the 2 months tourist visa.
I went on Nov 27th, they took 1 day to process the application. On Nov 28th I had my passport with the 3 months 2 months tourist visa. Note that the visa date starts on the actual date of the application, not on the date I enter the country it seems (see the dates on the visa pic). It seems that the dates on the visa is the timeframe you have to enter the country: in this case, you can start using your 2 months tourist visa in the next 3 months.
Triple check your understanding of what visa you get both at the Thai embassy where applying for the visa and at the immigration check when entering the country. Over staying a visa will earn you a big fine, a lot of time consuming and stressful paperwork.
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