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How many times can a UK passport holder enter Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa?
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Dec 27, 2024
a year ago
Andrew ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello
Could someone please tell me
1. How many times can I fly into Thailand and get my 60 days as a UK Passport Holder?
2
How many times can I enter by land or air on a 60 day Tourist Visa?
Thanks a lot!
Could someone please tell me
1. How many times can I fly into Thailand and get my 60 days as a UK Passport Holder?
2
How many times can I enter by land or air on a 60 day Tourist Visa?
Thanks a lot!
TLDR : Answer Summary
As a UK passport holder, there is no specific limit on the number of times you can enter Thailand on a visa exemption, but immigration officers may scrutinize repeated entries. For a 60-day tourist visa, it allows a single entry for up to 60 days, after which you would need to apply for a new visa or a re-entry permit to return. If you plan on multiple entries, a multiple-entry tourist visa can be a better option.
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As a UK passport holder, you're eligible for a visa exemption and can enter Thailand without a pre-arranged visa. Here are the answers to your questions:
Visa Exemption
1. *Number of entries with 60-day visa exemption:* There's no specific limit on the number of times you can enter Thailand on a visa exemption. However, immigration officers may ask questions about your intentions, and it's essential to demonstrate that you're a genuine tourist.
60-Day Tourist Visa
1. *Number of entries on a 60-day Tourist Visa:* A single-entry tourist visa allows you to enter Thailand once and stay for up to 60 days. If you leave Thailand, you'll need to apply for a re-entry permit or a new visa to re-enter the country.
Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
If you plan to enter and exit Thailand multiple times, consider applying for a multiple-entry tourist visa. This type of visa allows you to enter Thailand multiple times within a 6-month period, with each stay limited to 60 days.
Important Notes
- Immigration policies can change, so it's essential to check with the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate for the latest information.
- Ensure you have a valid passport with at least 6 months' validity and proof of onward travel.
- Be respectful of Thai immigration laws and regulations to avoid any issues during your stay. You should also consider reading a book or two before your travel.. I'd recommend a book "Thailand Unveiled 2024-2025" by James Anderson on Amazon..it has all the info and recommendations you need..you should check it out 😀
Visa Exemption
1. *Number of entries with 60-day visa exemption:* There's no specific limit on the number of times you can enter Thailand on a visa exemption. However, immigration officers may ask questions about your intentions, and it's essential to demonstrate that you're a genuine tourist.
60-Day Tourist Visa
1. *Number of entries on a 60-day Tourist Visa:* A single-entry tourist visa allows you to enter Thailand once and stay for up to 60 days. If you leave Thailand, you'll need to apply for a re-entry permit or a new visa to re-enter the country.
Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
If you plan to enter and exit Thailand multiple times, consider applying for a multiple-entry tourist visa. This type of visa allows you to enter Thailand multiple times within a 6-month period, with each stay limited to 60 days.
Important Notes
- Immigration policies can change, so it's essential to check with the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate for the latest information.
- Ensure you have a valid passport with at least 6 months' validity and proof of onward travel.
- Be respectful of Thai immigration laws and regulations to avoid any issues during your stay. You should also consider reading a book or two before your travel.. I'd recommend a book "Thailand Unveiled 2024-2025" by James Anderson on Amazon..it has all the info and recommendations you need..you should check it out 😀
Todd *********
1. There is no limit.
2. As many times as the embassy you go to will grant you one.
2. As many times as the embassy you go to will grant you one.
Tin **********
2 land unlimit air
Todd *********
@Tin *********
no more land limitTin **********
@Todd ********
decentReply to
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Bob **********
No law no rules just do it until they deny you
Sean *******
officially it's two times per year by land entry and no limit by air, but as some have said, "it depends."
Nigel *********
@Sean ******
that's no longer the case,, no more limits by land.. give it a week thoughAndrew ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel ********
Do you know how many days they give you arriving overland?Brandon ************
@Andrew *******
there's no difference just because it's landReply to
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Sean *******
ahh thanks for the heads up. Lao is about to have a boom in business 5555
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Andy **********
How many times you can enter on a visa extension is not the same how long you can cumulatively stay in Thailand on tourist visa exempt entries. If you are staying 180 days a year in Thailand, that suggests you are not a tourist, and there might be reasons you are avoiding applying for a visa, perhaps reasons that that includes grounds fir refusal.
Jason ******
Lots of people want to know this,it's time Thailand made it clear and not different rules to different immigration officers and different borders 🙏🏽
Михайло ********
@Jason *****
and different way to cross the border 😁😁😔😭😔😭Jason ******
@Михайло *******
or actually busier and easier for border bounce 🙏🏽Михайло ********
@Jason *****
nowadays, border bounce might be the reason of rejection of visa extension at the immigration officeJason ******
@Михайло *******
that's exactly what's not clear 🙏🏽but border bounces also generate money all around in Thailand,rather than people flying to another country taking money away from Thailand .Михайло ********
@Jason *****
I mean Fast track at Suvarnabhumi airport, than you can cross the border with 0 questionsReply to
Михайло ********
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Nigel *********
@Jason *****
Careful what you wish for 😉, you might not like what you get.Jason ******
@Nigel ********
as long as it's made clear ,it's easier to comply 😜Reply to
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Brandon ************
@Jason *****
that will happen once the ETA is deployedReply to
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David *********
There isn’t a set limit
Михайло ********
@David ********
I travel 🧳😁🧳😁🧳 8 times per year no issues at allReply to
Михайло ********
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John ********
It's not possible for anyone to answer your question becomes its up to the immigration officer that you have to show your passport to its up to them
Brandon ************
1) as many times as they let you.
2) as many times as they let you.
2) as many times as they let you.
Braulio *********
@Brandon ***********
As you have posted again again and again, up to the IO officer.....Mark ********
@Braulio ********
What I am saying is that BT could offer other suggestions to come and stay..not just " up to the I /O if you get my drift.🤷♂️Graham ******
@Mark *******
The OP asked two specific questions and did not ask for suggestions or alternatives.Mark ********
@Graham *****
Oh, so you dont give any even if you know a simple fix to their question. Mabye I'm just too helpful.Braulio *********
@Mark *******
555Reply to
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Kristie *******
@Brandon ***********
I thought that was the answer !Mark ********
@Brandon ***********
another quality answer. Why dont you just give it up as you obviously dont really want to help anyone.Alex *******
John **********
@Mark *******
the only other answer is to get a visa appropriate for your stay. You can't live in Thailand on tourist visas or tourist exempt entries, they've got much stricter on that since they introduced the 60 day visa exempt optionMark ********
@John *********
Exactly. Maybe I should have been clearer..or wrote a bit slower..🥴Reply to
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Brandon ************
@Mark *******
if it makes you feel better, here is a much longer post from another mod that uses a lot more words to say "as many times as they let you"*********************************************
Mark ********
@Brandon ***********
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John ********
@Mark *******
what is your problem he is speaking the truthGraham ******
@Mark *******
but the answers are correct, there is no numberMark ********
@Graham *****
he could offer other suggestions.Wayne *********
Mark ********
@Wayne ********
no wonder you have no friends.Wayne *********
@Mark *******
wow you have 12 friends. Are they from the business called rent a friend?Mark ********
@Wayne ********
Quality friends. You may have 300 or whatever but they will all be laughing at you behind your back. 😂 Away with you 😂Wayne *********
@Mark *******
ha ha I don't rent mine they are genuineMark ********
@Wayne ********
no they are not. I know 2 of them. We discuss you all the time.😂Wayne *********
@Mark *******
I doubt it. But if you do then you need a life if I am your choice of discussion ha haWayne *********
@Mark *******
have not seen you offer any intellectual suggestionsMark ********
@Wayne ********
Im not the specialist here. God forbid I say anything..imagine the knives, beatings and threats of death!!😱Reply to
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