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Can I enter Thailand for 30 days without a visa and what insurance do I need for COVID-19?
Jul 22, 2022
4 years ago
Dale *********
ORIGINAL POSTERMorning.this has most probably been asked if you are enter Thailand now can you get 30 days stay dont need visa was thinking about going for 3 week holiday??and what insurance do you need for covid ir is that all scrapped now.cheers guys😉😉👍👍
TLDR : Answer Summary
You can enter Thailand without a visa for a stay of up to 30 days, depending on your nationality. Currently, no specific COVID-19 insurance is required, although general travel insurance is recommended for coverage during your holiday.
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Dale *********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks Guys.so no visa needed for arrival for 3 weeks
Stuart *********
@Dale ********
what’s your nationality?Dale *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
scottish just coming for 3 weeksGiorgio ******
@Dale ********
don't scottish travel with UK passport?? If not why not say it when askedNigel *********
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Not for long "Freedommmmm"Giorgio ******
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Ididn't know the o bject of this group was scottish independancy , I thought it was visa for ThailandeNigel *********
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falls under "the everything else "Stuart *********
@Dale ********
ok visa exempt allows a 30 day entry, so you’ll be fine. In the event you like it here too much and are trying to escape the scorching temperatures in Scotland, you can also get a further 30 days extension to that at a local immigration office.Dale *********
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Thanks mate just thought i would ask as things change all time but thats great to know many thanks again😉😉👍👍Reply to
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Peter *********
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profile scotishStuart *********
If so then they can get a visa exempt entry. The name would imply Scottish but it’s best to confirm these things…
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Pauline *******
Insurance not compulsory. Only insurance would be any travel insurance you would normally choose to buy to cover any holiday.
Stuart *********
Depends on your nationality. No insurance needed nowadays (other than some long term visas).
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