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Is visa on arrival still available from the UK or is an eVisa required?

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Dec 6, 2021

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Hi all. Is visa on arrival still available from UK or do I need evisa

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Visa on arrival options for UK travelers to Thailand are currently available as a 30-day visa exempt entry. While travelers can obtain this exemption upon arrival, they still need a Certificate of Entry (COE). Some users mentioned successfully obtaining their eVisa within four days, and others confirmed that transit through another country is permitted without affecting the visa options.

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Jeffrey **********

Just arrived 10 days ago and is still the same 30 days on arrival

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thanks. Do you know if you can transfer through another country or does rheumatic flight need to be direct from UK?

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Jeffrey **********

yes you can I flew with Swiss air and transit through Zurich

Just check the transit rules with applicable country 👍

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Steven ******

you can transit pal, nothing to do with VOA

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Luc ************

Member since 18 months and not knowing what to do? Some people 🤷‍♂️

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@Luc ***********

things change that much it’s hard to keep track when your not watching it all the time.

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Timm *********

No visa on arrival -> visa exempt on arrival. But I got my e visa within 4 days

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Metty *******

Still need to get COE certificate of entry .Good luck

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it's now a Thailand Pass to enter.

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Jonathan *******

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Thai Pass now

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Michael ********

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Steve ******

Yes you can get a 30 day visa exempt on arrival.

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