Can a UK National enter Thailand under the 30-day visa exemption scheme and re-enter for another 30 days?

Since this post was radically derailed to a "TM30" post. I'm shutting comments. Thank you.

As per the November 1st entry that was announced, I believe people must arrive by air to qualify. So, the re-entry you refer to may need to be by air.

I decided to accept your question.

Here's how the 30 day visa exemption work:

1. You'll apply online for a Certificate of Entry (which is outside of the scope of the group, and I'll delete any comments that discuss this).

2. On entry, you'll be granted 30 days.

3. You can get ONE 30 day extension of stay based on tourism at the local immigration office for 1,900 THB.

4. At the end of the 60 days, you will have to leave Thailand.

In theory, you can use the 30 day visa exempt unlimited times, where "unlimited" is until the immigration officer on duty believes you're abusing the system. In that case, they will deny entry and send you home.

>, if this is possible, what are the requirements.

The requirements for a visa exempt is a passport, with at least 6 months validity. You *MAY* be asked to show 20K THB, in cash, in convertible equivalent currency (i.e. USD, Euros, British Pounds, etc), on entry.

>Would I still require a COE and medical insurance? I am interested in travelling after the 1st November when quarantine for UK Nationals is no longer required.

This "November 1 no quarantine" is a plan, and there has been no formal announcement about how the plan will be implemented.