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How long can a UK passport holder stay in Thailand without a visa?

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Aug 7, 2024

7 months ago

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Travelling from England I normally stay 28 days how long can I stay now mixes opinions on the 30 60 90 day

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UK passport holders can stay in Thailand for 60 days under a visa exemption upon arrival, and they can apply for a 30-day extension at a local immigration office, making a total of 90 days possible.

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Steve ******

Can you do your 60 days and then go to Vietnam or wherever and can then come back for another 60 days?

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Graham ******

Yes at the discretion of the Immigration Officer holding your passport. You will have issues if you have a history of multiple tourist entries to Thailand in the recent past.

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Andy **********

UK passport holders now get 60 days visa exempt, and can be extended once for 30 days, at your local immigration office.

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Ricky ********

Up to you. Stay as long as you want.

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Tin **********

60 plus 30

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Ralph *******

60 days plus a 30 day extension if you want one.

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Steve *******

Not so much get one if you want one.

You can apply for a 30 days extention, rarely refused but they're not a given, all extentions are issued at the discretion of the Immigration office where you apply.

Before everyone kicks off people do get refused extentions of stay

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Ralph *******

Yes, of course. In the same way that the 60 day visa exemption is not a ‘given’ - the immigration officer can refuse you.

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Phil ******

You can enter Thailand on a Visa Exempt statues and extend for another 30 days for ฿1,900.

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Tommy ********

60 days on arrival no worries

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Thanks for advice

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Jan ******************

You’ll get 60 days upon arrival and can apply for a 30 days extension at your local immigration. 90 days in total without any visa.

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