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German citizens can stay in the country for up to 30 days as a tourist and can extend their permit to stay for a further 30 days at any local immigration office. This allows Germans to enjoy Thailand for up to 60 days.
This is part of Thailand’s visa exemption policy for citizens from over 60 countries, including Germany.
Which VISA do i need for Thailand to stay long term?
For longer stays, there are options like the Thai Privilege Visa, which allows stays ranging from 5 to 20 years, and the Long-Term Residence (LTR) Visa, valid for 10 years with multiple entry options and renewable terms.
What is LTR Visa Thailand?
The Thai Privilege Visa comes with various membership packages and offers benefits like fast-tracked immigration and VIP services. The LTR Visa caters to different groups such as wealthy global citizens, pensioners, professionals working from Thailand, and highly-skilled professionals, providing several advantages like expedited immigration processing and annual reporting.
Can I stay in Thailand for 6 months?
It’s important to ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in Thailand. Also, while travel insurance is not mandatory for entry, it is highly recommended due to the high cost of medical services in the country.
For a stay beyond 30 days, you would need to apply for the appropriate visa according to your stay’s purpose and duration. For more detailed information and assistance with visa applications, you can consult Thai embassies or legal advisors specializing in Thai immigration laws.
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