I’ve booked return ticket Heathrow to Bangkok. My travel time is 14 weeks but I’ll be travelling around to Vietnam and Singapore ect
Do I need a visa
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TLDR : Answer Summary
If you hold a UK passport, you can enter Thailand under the current visa exemption policy for up to 60 days. This exemption can be renewed each time you re-enter Thailand within the duration of your overall trip, including travel to Vietnam and Singapore. It's crucial to have proof of onward travel when checking in for your flight, as airlines may require it. Additionally, for Vietnam, a stay of up to 45 days is possible without a visa, while Singapore allows for a visa-free stay of up to 90 days. Be sure to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) prior to each entry into Thailand.
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jut keep an eye out for updates closer to the time. It is Thailand afterall 🤣
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Stephen ********
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Alistair ********
On a UK passport with your flight schedule you will have very few problems with Thai immigration as it’s clear you are a tourist. As already said Thai will give you a a 60 day visa exemption renewable each time you enter. Ensure you complete the online DTAC within 3 days of arrival. Similarly Singapore gives 90 days and complete digital entry card. Vietnam is 45 days no visa for UK passport but definitely need onward flight (or alternate travel) booked before checkin.
Wilsonti ***********
Google or chat gpt should help lol
Tony ***
UK citizens get 45 days in Vietnam without visa although recommend onward flight ticket.
Gerard **************
For Vietnam you will
Anthony ******************
Country of passports?
Vinson *******
Depending on the country of your passport you will need a visa fir Vietnam and Singapore
Kevin ******
If you hold a UK passport, you can enter Thailand on a 60 day non-exemption. Even if you go to Singapore and Vietnam within the 60 days, you will be fine entering Thailand again unless the Immigration Officer detects you are coming in and out of Thailand on 60 day exemptions and extensions too many times. There is no set number of times you can do this. I don’t think this applies to you so I won’t elaborate. You will need to complete a TDAC each and every time you enter Thailand. Google TDAC and its timelines for completion. You will need a visa to enter Vietnam. You can do this online. Singapore you can enter w/o a visa for stays up to 90 days. You need to complete a SG arrival card. Make sure your passport is valid for 6 months after arrival date.
Ralph *******
If you are travelling around then make sure you leave Thailand within 60 days as that’s the length of the visa exemption.
When you return to Thailand you will get another 60 day exemption (assuming there’s no problems). That should cover you for your whole trip.
thank you so much for your advice much appreciated. I’ve been googling and it conflicts. I thought asking a friend was a nice kind way.
It’s seems to me this page is for help and advice to people who are unsure or being kind by helping out. The world can google and be sarcastic. How about just give genuine advice. From real people who experience this.
like a lot of ppl are commenting … without a proper itinerary how are ppl to know if you need a visa. For instance if you are staying the 1st 61 days in Thailand then you either need a visa or need to do an extension. We are not mind readers
yes, I’m aware they may ask. That wasn’t the question though.
Perhaps reply to OP she may find that useful - you can include all the options available assuming she hasn’t already purchased onward travel.
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Brett **********
With UK passport you get visa exempt for 60 days in Thailand (although rumours keep swirling that it may return to 30) 45 days visa exempt in Vietnam and 90 days visa exempt to Singapore. Just make sure you have proof of onward travel in each case .
You guys are not very friendly. Old guys new to tech. Keyboard warrior nothing better to do other than be sarcastic and unkind. World needs more like you guys.
I gave you the first accurate answer, scolded the guy who said Google it and now I'm a keyboard warrior? Okay then. But you are still welcome for the advice
Bert Thie thank you so much for your advice much appreciated. I’ve been googling and it conflicts. I thought asking a friend was a nice kind way.
It’s seems to me this page is for help and advice to people who are unsure or being kind by helping out. The world can google and be sarcastic. How about just give genuine advice. From real people who experience this.