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Can UK citizens obtain a visa exemption on arrival in Thailand?

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Dec 4, 2021

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Is it possible for a UK citizen to get visa exemption on arrival these days?

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Yes, a UK citizen can obtain a visa exemption for 30 days on arrival in Thailand.

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Someone holding a UK passport can get a visa exempt for 30 days on arrival.

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