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Yes, Indians need a visa to enter thailand. Depending on the purpose of your visit. If you're solely going for tourism, for not more than two weeks- you can get a visa on arrival.
Would you know the best area to stay solo or to meet other solo travellers and best beach party area???looking for a november beach party is the full moon party still going. Any thoughts would be really appreciated.
Hihi, I think you can consider Patong area to stay, a lot of nightlife activities/pubs nearby and also close to the beach. To meet other solo travelers, can consider hostels rather than normal hotels. Some good hostels in patong to check out, Lud D Hostel Patong bit.ly/LudDhostel; Bodega Patong Hostel bit.ly/BodegaPatong; hope it helps :)
Thanks so much for watching! For Burmese passport holders I think no need visa. Not sure how many days you plan to stay, you can check more details here www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/thailand-travel-restrictions-2023
Citizens of Myanmar are now allowed visa-free visits to Thailand for up to 14 days if arriving by way of air travel into the country. The recent reciprocal agreement has been implemented last August 11, 2015 which also gives visa waiver privilege to Thai nationals who wish to travel to Myanmar for a maximum duration of 14 days.
While I'm not much of a fan of Phuket as I do prefer Krabi much more, I did like Surin, Kata and Kamala beaches, Big Buddha, Wat Chalong, Promthep Cape and Karon Viewpoint. However, Phi Phi Island day trip is easier and quicker from Krabi than Phuket. Absolutely hated Patong area and the beach there
For your information many countries need visa like india,Sri Lanka,china etc so please mention which countries get the privilege for the visa free facility. Western countries People have no idea how much hassle people from india have to face just to get a sticker visa. Oh not to mention lot of money and coloured printouts of many documents including tax returns and bank statements. And those who opt for visa on arrival risk of getting deported for many reasons.
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Informative and succinct, thanks for sharing ❤
Very Informative video. Thanks for sharing💖💖💖
Thank u! 🥰
thanks for sharing, planning to go a week later
Have a fun and safe trip
Cheers!
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Thank you best guide ever very informative
Thank u!❤️
such a cool video, great info
Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for this!
Most welcome 🤗
So beautiful
My brothers been to Phuket 🇹🇭
Rawai seafood is good, cheaper and fresher than in Patong, but you really need to negotiate...
Yup that’s right…
Visa free stay ? So I am coming from India, I won’t need the visa on arrival ?
Hi 👋 for Indian citizens, I think you need visa on arrival. You can check the details here blog.wego.com/thailand-visa-for-indians/
Yes, Indians need a visa to enter thailand. Depending on the purpose of your visit. If you're solely going for tourism, for not more than two weeks- you can get a visa on arrival.
I need to have passport correct
Would you know the best area to stay solo or to meet other solo travellers and best beach party area???looking for a november beach party is the full moon party still going. Any thoughts would be really appreciated.
Hihi, I think you can consider Patong area to stay, a lot of nightlife activities/pubs nearby and also close to the beach. To meet other solo travelers, can consider hostels rather than normal hotels. Some good hostels in patong to check out, Lud D Hostel Patong bit.ly/LudDhostel; Bodega Patong Hostel bit.ly/BodegaPatong; hope it helps :)
Thankyou ever so much great to get a reply will look into those hostels .. thanks again
Lunar New Year rather than "Chinese NewYear". Many Asian countries celebrate Lunar New Year
Thanks for pointing out that!
Hi I am traveling from U.S to Thai but I have a Burmese passport so do I need a visa to enter?
I think No right? Love ur guide btw
Thanks so much for watching! For Burmese passport holders I think no need visa. Not sure how many days you plan to stay, you can check more details here www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/thailand-travel-restrictions-2023
Citizens of Myanmar are now allowed visa-free visits to Thailand for up to 14 days if arriving by way of air travel into the country. The recent reciprocal agreement has been implemented last August 11, 2015 which also gives visa waiver privilege to Thai nationals who wish to travel to Myanmar for a maximum duration of 14 days.
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I want to watch Muay Thai fights.
Have fun!
How many days would you recommend to visit Phuket?
At least 3-4 days. If you can have longer holidays, you can include a trip to Krabi, which is quite close
While I'm not much of a fan of Phuket as I do prefer Krabi much more, I did like Surin, Kata and Kamala beaches, Big Buddha, Wat Chalong, Promthep Cape and Karon Viewpoint. However, Phi Phi Island day trip is easier and quicker from Krabi than Phuket. Absolutely hated Patong area and the beach there
Ya Patong is my least favourite in Phuket too 🤣🤣🤣 cannot even walk properly on the beach, got chased by those doing paragliding
@@traveltaskforce LOL
Patong really ruins Phuket IMO
To me, Krabi is much nicer and better - and you don't get chased LOL
For your information many countries need visa like india,Sri Lanka,china etc so please mention which countries get the privilege for the visa free facility.
Western countries People have no idea how much hassle people from india have to face just to get a sticker visa. Oh not to mention lot of money and coloured printouts of many documents including tax returns and bank statements.
And those who opt for visa on arrival risk of getting deported for many reasons.
No Thank you
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