Coming to ๐น๐ญ in November. UK passport holder. Have 8 weeks, want to to do 2 in Laos.
I have two options, which would you advise?
Come to ๐น๐ญ on 30 day visa exempt, before 30 days is up travel to Laos by air, so have proof of onward travel. Stay in Laos for 2 weeks, travel back to ๐น๐ญ via land and re-enter on another 30 day visa exempt.
Or
Get 60 day tourist visa into ๐น๐ญ, stay for 6 weeks, leave for Laos assume via โ as I would still need proof of onward journey. Then re- enter ๐น๐ญ via land on visa exempt and have last couple of days in BKK before flying home.
Are both options feasible and legal with the different visas?
Thanks in advance
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A UK passport holder traveling to Thailand in November has two main visa options: 1) Enter Thailand on a 30-day visa exemption, travel to Laos for 2 weeks, and re-enter Thailand on another 30-day visa exemption. 2) Apply for a 60-day tourist visa for Thailand, stay for 6 weeks, travel to Laos, and re-enter Thailand on a visa exemption for the final days in Bangkok. Both options are feasible and legal, with the first requiring no visa prior to arrival, while the second does.
If you don't want to waste time getting a visa, there is another option that allows you to stay in Thailand for 60 consecutive days.. enter with a visa exemption and then you can get a 30 day extension! But personally, if it's not too complicated to get a visa in your country, I recommend you do it!
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