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Can UK nationals still get a Visa on arrival when traveling to Thailand?

Visa on Arrival Visa Exempt Entry Thailand Visa Rules UK to Thailand Travel Immigration Policy Travel Requirements

Sep 8, 2019

7 years ago

Michael ********

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Question.......

Can you still get a Visa on arrival if travelling to Thailand 🇹🇭 from the UK 🇬🇧 ?

Thank you.

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Travelers from the UK to Thailand cannot obtain a Visa on Arrival but can receive a 30-day visa exemption upon arrival. To enter, it's advised to have a return flight ticket, accommodation confirmation, travel insurance, and some cash (20,000 THB or approximately £550). The Visa on Arrival option is only applicable to specific nationalities, whereas UK travelers benefit from the visa exemption.

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Robert *******

@Nick ******

his request, i guess the OP knows now the difference. Enjoy your stay inside Thailand.

7 years ago

Nick *******

Somebody close this please 😂😂😂

7 years ago

Hartfried ********

What nationality do you have?

7 years ago

Hartfried ********

@Michael *******

Then it is easy. You get a 30 day stamp without any further formalities which you can extend in the country by another 30 days. “visa on arrival” is for certain nationalities, like India.

7 years ago

Michael ********

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@Hartfried *******

UK 🇬🇧

7 years ago

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Michael ********

Robert *******

No, but you can get a free 30 days Visa Exempt Entry, official unlimited by air and limited to twice when using a land border. Much better than the 15 day Visa on Arrival that some countries have to buy at airports.

7 years ago

Chris *********

The answer you are looking for is yes you do. Advised to bring copy of onward/return flight ticket,

Accomodation confirmation, travel insurance confirmation and 20,000baht (£550 or so) in cash, just to be on the safe side.

The correct terminology doesnt really matter.

7 years ago

Chris *********

@Robert ******

going by the nature of his question, i assumed he has been to thailand in the past. Therefore it doesnt take a rocket scientist to understand what hes actually asking. Majority of people on here love to belittle people. The first answer given was no help to anyone.

7 years ago

Robert *******

Please explain that he has to follow the signs to Immigration in stead of Visa On Arrival Office, terminology does not matter but waiting in line twice does. Specially if not needed when correct advice was given.

7 years ago

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Robert *******

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