Answered2 months ago
How long does it take to get a Non-O visa approval from the UK?
Anyone in the UK recently applied for a Non-O visa? How many days did it take to get approved?
Answer summary
Many users shared their experiences regarding the Non-O visa application from the UK, noting that approval times can vary. Some reported receiving their visa within 1-3 days, while others suggested that it might take longer if applied too close to travel dates. Individuals emphasized the importance of having proof of onward travel due to airline policies, and that applying for a tourist visa might be a better option to avoid complications. Overall, contacting the airline for their specific policies and considering the processing time for a tourist visa were commonly advised.
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Matt **************
Get the 30 day stamp and then go local thai imagination centre and get a 30 day extension for 1,900 baht..
Brian ********
Go to immigration office and get 30 days extension after 30 days here, simple procedure , 1900 baht, easy
Emma ******
You could try
@THAI *****************************
these are really good!
Gary *******
Book a flight to Laos for with in the first 30 days ... then you can either get a.30 day extension in Thailand ( cancel flight) or go to Laos for a night and fly back in to Thailand for 30 days . Laos is even cheaper than Thailand for accomodation and food👍
Harland *********
You have 30 days just get it extended upon arrival
Nev ********
Just go to immigration and pay for 30 days extension 1900 baht. By far the easiest solution.
David *******************
No problem to get an extension at immigration office.
Nattachaya ********
Take 5-15 days to get it now low season maybe you can get .
Dennis *********
You either need to change your flight plans or get a visa.
For a little bit more $$ people can book reservations that are free to change. This was passed by their parliament some months ago,.so no real excuses for not expecting it to drop at some point in time
For a little bit more $$ people can book reservations that are free to change. This was passed by their parliament some months ago,.so no real excuses for not expecting it to drop at some point in time
Angeline ******************
Thank you for everyones help and answers. This is what an thai agent told me today... 'Whether you’re allowed to board the plane or not is up to the airline, not Thai Immigration.
Thai Immigration will decide whether to allow you to enter Thailand after you arrive. For Immigration purposes, a flight ticket showing departure within 60 days is fine.'
Thai Immigration will decide whether to allow you to enter Thailand after you arrive. For Immigration purposes, a flight ticket showing departure within 60 days is fine.'
Ian ********
Yes immigration and the airline are completely separate
Guido **********
Oh . Big Problem
FunCranb********
You can go to immigration after about two weeks and get a 30 day extension. 1000 baht. Easy.
Steve *******
More likely your airline will refuse you boarding. Buy some cheap onward travel within 30 days and pray your extension of stay application is granted 👍
Or apply for a single entry tourist visa, time is not on your side for this option but could be possible
Or apply for a single entry tourist visa, time is not on your side for this option but could be possible
Alan **********
"we bought our flight ticket to return after 60 days"
This is not clear. Are you planning to stay exactly 60 days ? Or more than 60 days ? It makes a difference.
May I assume tha airport you're worried about is the airline that will be taking you TO Thailand ? In which case it's the airline you have to talk to.
This is not clear. Are you planning to stay exactly 60 days ? Or more than 60 days ? It makes a difference.
May I assume tha airport you're worried about is the airline that will be taking you TO Thailand ? In which case it's the airline you have to talk to.
Angeline ******************
Alan Rothwell yes i will contact my airline tomorrow. Just staying 59 days
Alan **********
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl OK, so if the stay is 59 days, then visa-exempt plus a 30-day extension can work.
Better would be the Tourist Visa for 60 days as the price would be about the same, you'd avoid the trip to Immigration for the extension of the v-e, and you wouldn't have to worry about the airline letting you board.
Not sure how long that would take though as you're only 2 weeks away.
Better would be the Tourist Visa for 60 days as the price would be about the same, you'd avoid the trip to Immigration for the extension of the v-e, and you wouldn't have to worry about the airline letting you board.
Not sure how long that would take though as you're only 2 weeks away.
Aladdin*******
The amount of time spent on here debating this could have been used to apply for the 60 day tourist visa instead of wasting another day 🤔
Dennis *********
Might be different for africans
Dennis *********
Just go to immigration, and apply for another 30 days. Buy a cheap bus ticket out, within your stay, and cancel upon arrival.
SoCa*****
People are really this ignorant?
30 days is "" visa free" for many countries meaning you don't need a visa to enter Thailand...
you can always apply and pay for long term visa and stay in Thailand longer but u need to file and pay a small fee as in most countries of the world...
30 days is "" visa free" for many countries meaning you don't need a visa to enter Thailand...
you can always apply and pay for long term visa and stay in Thailand longer but u need to file and pay a small fee as in most countries of the world...
Ian ********
That’s not the question asked
TalentedT*********
Don’t stress- Cover the unknown and just do this- ‘book an outbound ticket’ for the 29th day just in case. Double up your outbound day ticket options to show. $16 US- convert accordingly. : onwardticket.com. I’ve Done it more than once.
You’re welcome. 😉
You’re welcome. 😉
Astrid **********
On landing you get 30 days …Does the single entry visa then give you another 30 days to make a total of 60 days ?
Thank you 🙏
Thank you 🙏
Aladdin*******
Astrid Bunskoek No, Visa exemption and Tourist Visa are two seperate things. If you don't have a tourist Visa you will get 30 days entry. If you have a tourist Visa you will get a 60 day entry.
Astrid **********
Aladdin_Sane⚡️ thank you but I am still confused …what is the name of the visa I have to get ?
I understand I get 30 days visa exempt on entry but Is it the single entry visa I have to get to add 30 more days ?
Is the single entry visa the tourist visa ?
Consulate was of no help to me unfortunately.
I understand I get 30 days visa exempt on entry but Is it the single entry visa I have to get to add 30 more days ?
Is the single entry visa the tourist visa ?
Consulate was of no help to me unfortunately.
Aladdin*******
Astrid Bunskoek how many days are you going to be in Thailand ?
Aladdin*******
Astrid Bunskoek if you have a single entry visa ( tourist visa ) you will be allowed entry for 60 days total, if you require more than 60 days you can apply for a 30 day extension at a Thai immigration office approx 10 to 14 days before your 60 day visa expires.
ChipperR*********
Apply for another 30 days once youre inside thailand… for your visa extension
Lindsay ***********************
This is how it was explained to me. You have to prove to the airline you are going to leave within 30 dats or they will not let you board. The reason is they are liable for your return flight if you stay too long. Get an onward bound ticket. You get it 24 hours before you fly (I think 24 hours double check). It is a really cheap ticket that doesn't really exist (I have no idea why it is accepted but it is). You buy a date 30 days from date of landing to show the airline you are going to leave within the accepted visa allowance. Then once in Thailand you get an extension on your visa at the immigration office to extend your time there. It worked for us.
Alan **********
Lindsay Jane Louise Roberts There is anecdotal evidence, in addition to the Thais tightening up all sorts of things, that they are wise to the "dummy" tickets and, if you're caught with one using it as proof, you can be denied entry.
That said, I suppose a REAL, REFUNDABLE, RT ticket out and back should work.
Secondly, as has been menitoned, the airlines are quite familiar with other countries and their policies and very aware that a 30-day extention in Thailand is virtually routine UNLESS the tourist has become undesirable.
Not that it is proof of anything ,but last November I flew for 85 days with no visa. I was questioned at the airline's desk before leaving, explained about the extension, and allowed to board.
That said, I suppose a REAL, REFUNDABLE, RT ticket out and back should work.
Secondly, as has been menitoned, the airlines are quite familiar with other countries and their policies and very aware that a 30-day extention in Thailand is virtually routine UNLESS the tourist has become undesirable.
Not that it is proof of anything ,but last November I flew for 85 days with no visa. I was questioned at the airline's desk before leaving, explained about the extension, and allowed to board.
Dan ***********
There are too many that think they know. Nine of do for sure. Call or go to Thai embassy and ask. If you are close to embassy it is possible they will issues 60 tourist visa. Never know til you ask.
Ray ******
Get a 30 day extension while your there is think 1900 baht from immigration
BronzeF*******
Just get a tourist visa!! Why do many people think they are smart? Being 'smart' and playing these games have led to the visa exempt to be reduced!!
BronzeF*******
Just get a normal tourist visa from your home country!!
Petrov ********
Bay from web site for 10 $ fake return ticket in 15 or 20 days and when enter Thailand can extend your staying in imigration office for 1900 with 30 days .
Patrucio ************
30 days and 1 extension 1900 baht per person will be ok
If you dont have history of showing up many times, there will be no problem
For safety, Google onward flight
If you dont have history of showing up many times, there will be no problem
For safety, Google onward flight
Doug *********
If you decide to go with 30 days visa exempt, and apply at immigration for 30 days extension, best to apply 10 to 15 days before your initial 30 days are up. You don't lose any days by going early, the 30 days extension is added to the end date of your visa exempt stay.
Chase *******
That's the problem with Thailand I keep changing rules all the time I would not even bother spending money there
Mike **********
Simplest thing to do just to cover yourself is to book a flight with say air asia to somewhere like Vietnam.
I did that because airlines sometimes wont board you if you are over the visa exempt without an onward flight.
I booked air asia for £26 on day 58 of 60 day visa exempt.
Then just visit your local im office where you are staying and get the extra 30 for 1900bht.
I did that because airlines sometimes wont board you if you are over the visa exempt without an onward flight.
I booked air asia for £26 on day 58 of 60 day visa exempt.
Then just visit your local im office where you are staying and get the extra 30 for 1900bht.
Ron ********
Apply for 30 day extension
Chris ******
Bus ticket from nong khai to Vientiane dated on the 30 days that's proof you are leaving go to immigration get another 30 days when you are there it's about £15 UK money for bus ticket from 12go
Ladda *********
Buy a Thailand eVisa on line before you leave.
THAILAND E VISA.
THAILAND E VISA.
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Ian ********
You need to speak to the airline because surprise surprise no one on here knows their exact policy
Paul *********
Emirates told me that i "could be" refused boarding if i didn't have the correct visa.
Alan **********
Paul Malcolm How would Emirates know if you had the correct visa ?
Ian ********
They ask
Lynne *******
Paul Malcolm we were told the same but there was no problem whatsoever.
Paul *********
@Lynne ******
just not worth the risk.
Bradley ********
I just did a Google search, and it saidh if you have a 60 day tourist visa, it’s still valid. Which makes sense, for situations like yours.
Anybody moving forward from the start date of the 30 day, cannot get a 60 day
Anybody moving forward from the start date of the 30 day, cannot get a 60 day
Paul *********
Bradley Atkins a tourist visa and a visa waiver period (whether 60 or 30 days) are 2 entirely different things !
Martyn ***********
A 'throwaway' tickets covers you... Bestonwardticket.com
Just 14 dollars.
Just 14 dollars.
Paul *******
No problem just extend for another 30 days 1900 bath :-) it's the Thai government want your money :-)
Phil ********
Paul Grove
They are returning after 60 days.
They are returning after 60 days.
John **********
Nobody can give you a positive answer, the final answer rests with the immigration official you are dealing with upon arrival, their decision is final and absolute!! however you can influence their “discretion” by fulfilling all the associated requirements, namely, adequate funds, itinerary, hotel bookings and all the other nuances to show you’re a genuine tourist, plus show respect stay patient and explain the circumstances!! You’ll be fine!!
Gordon *******
No problem,don't even stress about it.
Just Thailand immigration enforcing the rules!
Just Thailand immigration enforcing the rules!
Daniel ********
Just apply for a tourist visa will take only a few days. I did it from UK, £30.
Matt ********
Daniel Saxton didn't they want lots of personal information? Bank statements and things ?
Daniel ********
Matt Howley not really. Just passport pic, copy of passport, proof of accommodation, travel itinerary, bank statement and proof of home address (I just used driving license),
Phil ********
The airline are the ones to ask. They are aware that you can obtain an extension but as all extensions are discretionary (very rarely refused though) they may not allow you to board - it depends on their policy. If that fails you have 2 options - 1. buy a cheap refundable ticket out of Thailand (anywhere) that departs before your 30 day entry expires. Get an extension and cancel the flight. 2. Get a tourist visa - I would have thought 14 days is pushing it a bit but you could talk to the embassy first and explain. Even though its an e-visa, its still dealt with locally.
Angeline ******************
Phil Wilson we contacted them thank you
Henrik ****
Get a return ticket within 30 days here: onwardticket.com
Phil ********
Henrik JN I would be very careful using Onward Ticket or any of the other companies that offer that type of ticket. There have been several reports recently where people have been denied either boarding or entry using them. A real but cancel-able ticket is surely a better choice.
Ian **********
Phil Wilson Onward tickets are real bookings that last from 72 hours to 7 days before they are automatically cancelled, so book the day you travel to ensure it is still a live ticket. I've never heard of anybody being denied boarding with a live ticket.
Henrik ****
Phil Wilson, but cancelable air tickets are not cheap. If you read the rules, a train or bus ticket is not acceptable.
Lola *******
If the airline won’t allow you to fly just book a refundable fare for 29 days out and then cancel after you arrive in Thailand for full refund. Have a great time!!
Paul *******
Lola Brant - Won’t the airline know that she already has a return booked for 2 months after leaving ?
It’s a genuine question because I’m in the same position . 🤷♂️
It’s a genuine question because I’m in the same position . 🤷♂️
Lola *******
Paul Hogan , that is a good question…I guess if you have round trip ticket the airline would see that… if they weren’t going to let you fly, you’d think they’d ask more questions at booking time.
Technically another flight leaving out of the country in the appropriate time should suffice regardless bc you are meeting the requirements. I have a RT booked, 7 months apart. I have a different flight out of Thailand 27 days after entering. Many people travel other countries while in the area, but maybe RT was cheaper than 2 one ways from different countries. Idk 🤷🏻♀️ I’ve been a few times over the last decades and it was never a problem. I know a lot is changing, but it always changes with time
Technically another flight leaving out of the country in the appropriate time should suffice regardless bc you are meeting the requirements. I have a RT booked, 7 months apart. I have a different flight out of Thailand 27 days after entering. Many people travel other countries while in the area, but maybe RT was cheaper than 2 one ways from different countries. Idk 🤷🏻♀️ I’ve been a few times over the last decades and it was never a problem. I know a lot is changing, but it always changes with time
Paul *******
Lola Brant - Yes I’ve been travelling to Thailand a lot over the last 6 years but prior to 2024 I was going for a month at a time and when they raised it to 60 days exemption in 2024 I started going for two months at a time which I would like to continue so I think it’ll have to be a 60 day tourist visa from now on !!!
Ron ********
Paul Hogan one the times I have been asked it’s just the airline asking not the immigration officer so you should be fine. I think only twice have I had to actually show it to them.
Paul *******
Ian Carman - Yes I understand that but I’ve already booked my flight ✈️ and it’s a return with the return flight 58 days after arriving 🤷♂️ !!!
Ian ********
If you have a ticket out of Thailand within 30 days of arrival then the airline will have no issues
Paul *******
Ron Pigman - It’s the airline I’m worried about Ron !!!
Paul *******
Ron Pigman The airline can refuse bording without a return or noward ticket. cheap bus ticket will do fine.
Thaimer ******
They didn’t change visa. Visa is still 60 days
Lars-Göran ************
@Thaimer *****
You know what she means 🤷Thaimer ******
Lars-Göran Ingvarsson what she meant and what she said are 2 different things
Ant ***********
Thaimer ******
Ant W Tailor that’s not visa. Visa remains same
Alan **********
@Thaimer *****
You didn't realize that when she said from 60 to 30 days she was talking about visa-exempt ?
Graeme *******
Get a tourist visa.
Lyn *********
You can always exit the county for 1 day anywhere thats cheap and return next day if any problems
Steve *******
Lyn Woodley It's more about boarding the flight without onward/return travel within 30 days
Eric ******
Steve Greir I have booked an onward ticket every time I have gone to Thailand, but neither the airline nor immigration has ever asked to see it. I’m not saying they won’t ask, but if you could see those lines that they deal with, they have bigger fish to fry. You have enough options where there’s no need to be stressed over it.
James ********
Lyn Woodley Best answer. Well done.
Steve *******
James Grundy Not really. Probably won't be able to board the flight without onward travel within 30 days
Angeline ******************
Lyn Woodley yes that I know but my question is will thailand not refuse me entry because I dont show a ticket out in 30 days. Only in 60 days
Marco ****
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl just buy a onward ticket for about 15$ less then 24 hours before your entry. thats the safest option
SugaRae *****
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl yes it would absolutely be a problem if they ask to see your return flight. But if you left the country for 1 day (by air) that could help.
Dave ******
Get a tourist visa from the embassy website. You have plenty of time.
Charlimo *********
Dave Owen I think it's very complicated to do it online,buf you are not good on the internet....here in Germany, atm, they want 3 months bank statments for a tourist visa on top of many other things....For them to accept it, but has to be the right size and the right pixels and etc etc.....it drives me nuts....
Dave ******
Charlimo Sawadee I appreciate that people have different skills but I think if you don't have a problem sending an email then the e-visa form shouldn't be a problem. Although I do agree they are picky on certain things. A very important stipulation that some miss is that the application MUST be made on a laptop or PC NEVER a tablet or phone.
Angeline ******************
Dave Owen thank you
Todd *********
Contact your airline to explain and ensure they will permit boarding. You won’t be denied entry on arrival in Thailand
Lisa ***************************
Tourist visa is easy apply 3 days before travel .. get 60 days ..
Jan ******************
Lisa Florence Hughesdon-Brown 3 days before you travel is a TDAC and not a visa application. And you don’t get 60 days visa exempt after 15 this month.
Owen ********
At the end of 30 go to immigration, pay 1900 each and extend 30 more days. Easy
Phil ********
Owen Martin
They are returning after 60 days.
They are returning after 60 days.
Bent *************
Ask your airline!
Jan ******************
Apply for a 60-day tourist visa. If you’re short on time, get a cheap throwaway onward ticket within 30 days, then apply for a 30-day extension at your local immigration office.
BreezyGi*********
Jan Kenneth Nesland why throw money down the toilet just buy a fully refundable ticket on a credit card.
Jan ******************
BreezyGiraffe4639 Good idea if it works well. I’ve bought ticket to KL at 30-40 usd myself.
ZanyLi******
Or go to the immigration office and extend it for 30 more days cost of 1900 bhats
John **********
If your airline will allow you to board without a ticket out of Thailand after 30 days it's highly unlikely you will be asked by immigration when you arrive in Thailand. If they do ask you can tell them you will get an extension and explain the circumstances. But if you have time it makes sense just to apply for a tourist visa which gives you 60 days on entry
Carlo *********
@John *********
negation with immigration officer, not the best way to start your Holiday.Anyway the airline will not board them
Paul *******
Carlo Seasick if they buy a cheap ticket out the country they will be fine. probably not get stopped in the first place.
Stéphane ********
Carlo Seasick BS, they're fine
Steve *******
Brian T Jameson No issues if you have the correct visa/documentation
Brian ************
Steve Greir I’ve booked one way and never had an issue…
Steve *******
Stéphane Muller Definitely NOT BS. It's highly unlikely they'll be allowed to board their flight without proof of onward travel within 30 days
Christian ********
@John *********
(Y) , or just book a cheap refundable bus or train ticket ( on 12go asia, or so ) to leave Thailand at the 30th day. Than the Airline can´t make a problem at the boarding.Ant ***********
No problem
You still get a Visa exempt stamp for 30 days when you land after September 15
It just means before the 30 days is up , you will need to go to an immigration office in Thailand & extend for another 30 days
Airlines realise people have booked holidays based on 60 day visa exemption before the change came in
You still get a Visa exempt stamp for 30 days when you land after September 15
It just means before the 30 days is up , you will need to go to an immigration office in Thailand & extend for another 30 days
Airlines realise people have booked holidays based on 60 day visa exemption before the change came in
Lynne *******
Ant W Tailor we did 4 months 2 years ago, after 28 days go to immigration and you will get another 30 days, before the end of your 2nd lot of 30 days book a visa run to Cambodia and you will get another 30 days, if you still need any further days go back to immigration.
Ant ***********
@Lynne ******
Sadly a lot has changed in the last 2 yrs All Cambodia land borders are closed !
It depends on your history of travel to Thailand over the last 12-18 months
The days of back to back visa exempts - leaving the country and coming back in are done
You can certainly get 60 + days in Thailand , as a tourist , but only if you organise & arrive with the tourist EVisa available online
On the Thai Embassy website from your home country before you come to Thailand
Ian ********
You don’t know that as fact just an opinion
Angeline ******************
Ant W Tailor thank you very much for your answer
Aladdin*******
Apply for a 60 day tourist visa now, i did mine last week approved in 24 hours
Deborah *******
Aladdin_Sane⚡️ AT LEAST TRY!
Aladdin*******
@Deborah ******
try what!!!Aladdin*******
@AsianInsider *************
aye ok expert, we will all bow to your superior knowledge 🔔🔚
AsianInsider **************
Aladdin_Sane⚡️ you must of used an agent Thailand 60 day visa is ridiculous I gave up. It asks for a ton of shiat
Nigel ********
I got mine accepted within 2 days last week.. + I am not going till Nov so it does not get pushed to back of que.. Depends on your specific Embassy
Nigel ********
Henry Jemielity I leave late nov but I knew that I could only apply when less than 90 days/ 3 months to flight. My visa lasts 3 months till Dec 1st to use it and I enter Thailand on 26 Nov. Happy Days.
Aladdin*******
Henry Jemielity The e-visa starts from the day it is issued. It is valid for 90 days for you to enter Thailand. The 60 day stamp is valid from the day you enter Thailand.
Henry ***********
Nigel Parker what date does your visa start on? Date of issue or date you arrive. Thanks
Aladdin*******
@AsianInsider *************
no agent used ... i'm a big boy, i managed it all by myselfAngeline ******************
Aladdin_Sane⚡️ we have been told there is not enough time we fly in 14 days.
Thaimer ******
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl there’s more than enough time
Graham ******
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl who told you?
Angeline ******************
Graham Seal someone from the Royal Thai Embassy she said it might not arrive on time
Aladdin*******
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl i applied for mine online last Tuesday, visa approved and emailed back to me next day
Aladdin*******
@John *********
UK John, i'm not saying South Africa will be the same just sharing my experience with the lady that asked the question. I applied online to the Thai Embassy in London on 1st September, visa was approved and emailed back to me the following day 2nd SeptemberJohn **********
Aladdin_Sane⚡️ Did you apply in South Africa?
Pui *****
You should immediately apply for a tourist e-visa online. The official website is
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Angeline ******************
Pui Suu we have been told there is not enough time we fly in 14 days.
Pui *****
Angeline Lambert-van Zyl Every consulate has a different processing time, and often they prioritise people travelling soon.
Taki****
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