http://www.evaair.com/html/b2c/english/

The outline plan is to spend 3 days in Bangkok, to acclimatise, relax and secure the necessary visas for Cambodia and Vietnam.

More than likely we will fly from Bangkok to Siem Reap and get our Cambodian visas on arrival. We will also consider getting eVisa online:
http://evisa.mfaic.gov.kh/e-visa/vindex.aspx

For Vietnam you are required to get an entry visa before departure or a pre-approved entry visa (visa is issued on arrival at Vietnam’s International Airports) supplied before arrival in Vietnam. There is a Vietnamese Embassy in Bangkok at
83/1 Wireless Road
Bangkok 10330
City: Bangkok
Phone: 0-2251-5836 - 8
Fax: 0-2251-7203
Web Site: http://www.Vietnamembassy.or.th/index.php
http://www.Vietnamembassy.or.th/visa.html
Email: vnembassy@bkk.a-net.net.th
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 08.00 - 11.30 and 13.30 - 16.30 Hrs.

written by  mleahy on November 4, 2008 from London, United Kingdom
from the travel blog: Bangkok-SiemReap-HCMC
tagged Bangkok and Visas
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I've had enough of embassies and consulates. Yesterday I drove to Edinburgh, running rather late for my visa appointment, and the lorry driver in front of me once I'd hit the city traffic was blasting out Europe's "The Final Countdown" as we crawled through the West End. Very amusing and poignant I thought... until I got to the visa place (nearly on time) and they told me I could pick up the passports in 3 to 5 working days i.e. 1 to 3 working days after we leave the country. You used to be able to get your visa in one day, until they outsourced it.

So now we have to get two visas en route: Indian and Chinese.

written by  The Happy Couple on December 6, 2008 from Glasgow, United Kingdom
from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon
tagged Europe, Visas and Indian
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