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Impressions about the passage of visa control upon arrival in Thailand for citizens of Ukraine, who was to share?
Is it a lot of time to spend? What should be done first of all upon arrival?
Is it a lot of time to spend? What should be done first of all upon arrival?
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First of all, you need to get off the plane and go through passport control, and then get your luggage.
time is spent a little, depending on the workload of the airport, that is, on the number of planes that landed at the same time
time is spent a little, depending on the workload of the airport, that is, on the number of planes that landed at the same time
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answered 11 years ago
If you are applying for a visa upon arrival: 1) On the plane, fill out an immigration card, and upon arrival - an application for a visa - nothing complicated, if it's bad with English, look for samples on the Internet in advance. 2) Have a photo of 3.5 by 4.5 . 3) Exchange money at the airport - USD 50 per person is enough to buy a visa. 4) Pass passport control at the counters where "Ukraine" is written, at these counters there are a dozen more countries, not only Ukraine. 5) Passed twice, 10 minutes, indeed, the size of the queue may vary depending on where and how many planes arrived.
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answered 11 years ago
1) Have a photo of 3.5 x 4.5 with you, we had a smaller one, but it still fit.
2) There are two lanes for fast and normal visas. Fast is more expensive than normal.
3) Fill out the migration card, you can take it at the counter, not far from the tracks. If you make a mistake somewhere, then the customs officer will correct it with a pen during the issuance of a visa.
4) In the normal lane, stand in line, get a number and move on. On the board you wait for your number and go to get a visa by paying 1000 baht
5) The whole process of obtaining a visa took us about an hour
2) There are two lanes for fast and normal visas. Fast is more expensive than normal.
3) Fill out the migration card, you can take it at the counter, not far from the tracks. If you make a mistake somewhere, then the customs officer will correct it with a pen during the issuance of a visa.
4) In the normal lane, stand in line, get a number and move on. On the board you wait for your number and go to get a visa by paying 1000 baht
5) The whole process of obtaining a visa took us about an hour
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answered 11 years ago
This time we arrived at night, there were several planes, only one window was open - the queue was huge, the officer was clumsy, the fast window was closed ... It took a long time. Before entering passport control, you take an application for a visa, fill it in line. Look for glue on the counter, sculpt a photo. The migration card is given on the plane - fill it out there. 1000 baht - the usual price of a visa (fast, if it works - 1200, usually there is a smaller queue). There are 5 exchangers on the way from the plane to passport control, the rates are approximately the same everywhere, it is not necessary to queue in the first two. In front of the counter there is a list of documents that must be shown. Travel agencies also give memos before leaving, everything is written there. You show applications, a passport, sometimes a return ticket, pay - and then follow all our stamps and luggage!
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answered 11 years ago
Of the four trips to Thailand, only once they received a visa on arrival, before that they had always been issued in advance in Kyiv. We really regretted that this time we didn’t get a visa at home either - the queues were huge both at regular windows and at the “fast” ones. Many planes arrived at the same time, we spent about 3 hours.
To the question "what to do upon arrival" - do not slow down, quickly change money and take a queue for a visa. They wrote correctly about exchangers - for some reason, our people immediately create a crowd near the first and second, and then you can safely change without a queue, the rate is the same.
Z.Y. If you are in Kyiv, I still advise you to open a visa here, no difficulty, no queues.
To the question "what to do upon arrival" - do not slow down, quickly change money and take a queue for a visa. They wrote correctly about exchangers - for some reason, our people immediately create a crowd near the first and second, and then you can safely change without a queue, the rate is the same.
Z.Y. If you are in Kyiv, I still advise you to open a visa here, no difficulty, no queues.
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answered 11 years ago
Print the visa application and fill it out at home (News Travel website), the officer rivets the photo himself with a stapler, if you fill out the application at home, then the photo can be pasted.
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answered 11 years ago
And who flew from tour companies .. all the same difficulties .. with visas .. and a long wait?
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answered 11 years ago
A visa lasting up to 15 days is issued at the airport, fly through a travel agency or on your own - it does not matter. A longer stay requires a visa in Ukraine.
Yes, 2 hours is relatively short. Against the background of the flight - seeds! If the express window is open, you can do it much faster!
Yes, 2 hours is relatively short. Against the background of the flight - seeds! If the express window is open, you can do it much faster!
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answered 11 years ago
Service by the tour operator begins after passport control and baggage claim - you left the destination airport - you will be met here, transfer, etc. And until that moment, all visas, connections - your problem.
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answered 11 years ago
