Which country can I visit after Thailand?

[Guest nekete]

Hi people...

 

My visa expires at the end of this month of April, so I have to go out and ask for a new tourist visa or going out and stay in the new destination

 

But I really don´t know where to go. Maybe Indonesia, maybe Phillipines, or Myanmar, ¿India?.

 

Do you have any preferences?

[Guest]

How about:

1 Cambodia.

Spend several days in Siem Reap, enjoying the temples. Then pehaps move on to Phnom Pen, Kep & Sihaboukville.

 

2 Laos.

Vientiane is a quiet little capital, then move onto Luang Prabang.

[Guest CambodiaOut]

Try Cambodia or Laos, depending on what you want to do and see. Check out http://www.cambodiaout.com this may help you

[Guest fountainhall]

Assuming you came into Thailand on a normal tourist-type visa with no re-entry permit, just remember that if you return from Laos or Cambodia by land, you will only get 15 days on entry back in Thailand.

[Guest nekete]

Hey, thanks for answering.... Yes, Fountainhall, I know how is point with the visa.

 

Well, Cambodia is one option. I like temples a lot. I´ll check if it´s possible to do some meditation retreat there...

 

I´ve heard that in Malasya is not necessary to have a visa to enter for three months. At least for spanish people. It´s a good point.

 

I´ll tell you more... thanks again.

[pong]

ola, amigo.

1. best general info for this is on thaivisa.com

2. reportedly in Burma=Myanmar they ONLY do visa for locals and people with permit to stay tehre

3. to India is quite far-4/5 hrs flying and India also wants a visum from you-which cost about 70/80 US$ and takes 5 bisnisdays-handled by a private agency, not by their embassy.

4.to enter either Laos or Camb. you need to pay for a visum at the bordr: resp. 35/laos and 20/Camb. US$ + 1 foto. MY is free-it may give 1 or 3 month to EU-citizens. On thaivisa they say the Thai consul in Penang is much easier to handle with as the embassy in KUL-you can get by daily overnight train BKK-Butterworth opposite Penang).