What Are My Options for Staying in Thailand for 3 Months with a UK Passport?

at first entry to thailand, do you need to show an exit from thailand airticket? (or called return air ticket)

thanks

Similar to other responses. Enter by air: 30 day exempt. Then, extend at immigration OR do a border bounce. I would recommend the Vientiane-Nong Khai border. Very friendly. And you could pop by Udon Thani, which is rather nice. Feel free to PM for more info.

Maybe this

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In case you're asked make sure you have the 3 proof ofz;

proof of funds (20K baht or the equivalent in CASH)

proof of onward travel within the days you'll be stamped in for

proof of lodging

then follow The suggestion you mentioned enter on a 30 day visa exempt entry, extend it for 30 days, bounce out and back in to get a new 30 day via exempt entry after that.

Come in visa exempt by air, extend 30 days at immigration for 1900 baht. Leave Thailand. Re enter visa exempt for 30 days

Maybe a strange idea but how difficult can it be to put 510 GPB in a bank account. But okay, if you do not wan to get a visa, the only option left is Visa Exempt Entry, you have to discuss with the airline company how you're going to proof onward travel if asked, or in 30 days or in 60 days. I would say, book a flight within 30 days, no hassle at check in, get into Thailand, use the flight to leave and come back for a new 30 days and get the Extension of Stay for 30 days to get to 90 days in total.

By air? Get visa 60 day in uk then extend for 1900bhat at imigration office for 30days easy, I have email for Sharon in uk if you need it to make appointment in Liverpool for 60day visa :-)

When do you want to come? The best way is:

1. Enter via air

2. Extend your visa exempt by another 30 days (giving you a total of 60 days).

3. Border bounce at the end of the 60 days at most borders. I recommend Htee Kee Myanmar/ Phunaroum Kanchanburi because they won't let you leave unless they will let you return.

You'll get a total of 90 days using this. If you want, you can extend that visa exempt by another 30 as well.

You can only do two visa exempts by land each calendar year.

BUT... remember that you can be asked for 20K THB (or equivalent) IN CASH when you enter or do a border bounce, as well as a ticket out of Thailand and a hotel room book. If you do not have those requirements when you fly in, and you're asked for them, you'll stay in the immigration detention center until you can book a flight back to the UK.

Go to the Royal Thai Consulate in Glasgow, no financial information required for a SETV.