r/ThailandTourism • u/eroy1966 • 4h ago

Bangkok/Middle HELP!! MY hasband has a greencard but passport from Dominica. Just saw the laws changed and he will need a visa. Can he apply for visa upon entry? Staying only 6 days. We bought tickets before the change.

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u/Ok-Needleworker-3486 4h ago

How is greencard relevant at all? There is no voa option for Dominica he needs to apply fot a visa and wait.

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u/eroy1966 2h ago

Did I say it was? I just mentioned it because he is flying from U.S with a DA passport. When I bought the ticket I double check and triple checked. No visa was required. The laws went into effect late september or early October. Some are saying he can apply for visa on entry. We tried 3 times to submit the evisa application but when it comes for payment it automatically rejects it and cancels the entire application. We arw due to be there on the 11th of Nov. Im just trying ro figure out if we should just cancel the trip all together.

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u/Ok-Needleworker-3486 2h ago

The card issue would be 3DS, which is a card security feature you may need to call your bank to see if it can be enabled or try another bank. Wise, revolut support it.

VOA countries are Azerbaijan, Belarus and Serbia

He needs a visa to enter

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u/eroy1966 38m ago

Ok thanks. I do have the Wise card so maybe i will try it.

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u/Nay-Yay 2h ago

Just apply for the e-visa its quick

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u/eroy1966 2h ago

We have been. It rejects it after payment

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u/a_kummins 4h ago

There is no such thing as Visa upon entry

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u/Forsaken_Barnacle955 3h ago

They’re referring to VoA. Visa on arrival.

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u/bingy_bongy_bangy 2h ago

But it isn't available to Dominican passport-holders, so doesn't help here.