Yes, UK citizens can still enter Thailand under the visa exemption rule, allowing a stay of up to 60 days upon arrival. It is important to note that this stay can be extended for an additional 30 days. However, travelers need to be cautious about excessive entries, as immigration authorities may restrict entry if they suspect one is trying to live in Thailand without the appropriate visa.
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John Dee I hope you treat the Thai people nicer than people in here. Why would you say that? Many of us could have ripped you for such a silly question.
It is as long as it not a series of entries with short UK stop overs.
Although You may have been told, 2 entries in a calendar year, too many entries and if the immigration Officer considers that you effectively spend most of your live in Thailand, he will refuse you entry and to get the appropriate Visa.
John Dee You're actually the biggest dick here. Because if you use your mind, you get many different answers. Certainly the 60 days are subject to change and also depends on the country. But you probably not understand that. But do whatever you want not my problem. At least you get honest advice.... better check gpt, google or follow the news from emigration. If you can't handle answers on a post. then f.ck off idiot.