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I am Lithuanian who lives in UK and Is planning to go with family of 4 on a prolonged journey to SE Asia.

I realized that Visa-On-Arrival might be not the best option (since I come from one of 'lesser' countries Lithuania), and I could only get 15 day visa and then extend it for another 7 days (I planed to stay for 60 days and then extend it for another 30).

After looking through my options cheapest one so far seems to be to get visa directly from Thai embassy in London (60 days visa for £25 + £10 postage). However normally one does not need to pay for Visa-On-Arrival for children under 14.

Would I need to pay for children's visas (I have 2) when applying via Thai Embassy in UK?

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Just as a confirmation:

My visas arrived today and they indeed billed everyone 25GBP, they even included receipt per person....

This totaled: ((£25 (visa fee) + £10 (fee to throw our passports back into postage box)) x 1.125 (postal order that is the only way to pay fee 12.5% on sum sent) + £6 prepaid envelope) x 4 (persons) = (£39.375 + £6) x 4 = £181.5

Note: Although it is required to send prepaid envelope per person they have sent all 4 passports in one prepaid envelope back... So maybe sending just one prepaid envelope could suffice...

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