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Do I need a visa to stay at Pa Pae Meditation Centre in Chiang Mai for 2 months as a UK passport holder?

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Jul 16, 2024

2 years ago

Andrew ********

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Thankyou for adding me to the group..I would like to visit Thailand for 2 months to stay at Pa Pae Meditation Centre in Chiang Mai, I will be travelling from the UK, can you tell me how much my visa would cost please ? Many thanks,

Andrew

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Andrew is inquiring about the cost of a visa for a 2-month stay in Thailand at the Pa Pae Meditation Centre. Responses indicate that UK passport holders can enter Thailand for free for 60 days, which is extendable for an additional 30 days at a local immigration office. Therefore, Andrew does not need to purchase a visa.

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Jo **********

YOU DO NOT NEED A VISA.

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Andrew ********

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thankyou Jo..

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Jo **********

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you will be stamped in visa free for 60 days

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Andrew ********

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cool 😎

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Graham ******

Look on the Royal Thai Embassy London website for current Visa prices

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Stuart *********

A tourist visa from the UK costs £30. However as of yesterday they changed the rules and now UK passport holders get a free 60 day entry, which is extendable once for 30 days at a local immigration office, so there seems little point in buying a visa.

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I've been told the TR60 visa, may no longer be available?

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That may be the case. Evisa site not working to check.

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that's great thankyou 🙂

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