Has anyone arrived from the UK this month and had problems because they did not have a VISA because we have an automatic 60 day visa for UK passport holders?
There so much contridictory information including on the Thai Government website.
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A user inquired about potential issues encountered by UK passport holders arriving in Thailand without a visa, noting confusion surrounding the automatic 60-day visa exemption for their nationality. Commenters clarified the status of entry regulations, emphasizing that UK visitors receive a 60-day entry exemption, not a visa. They highlighted recent changes, including the requirement to complete a TDAC online form prior to arrival, and cautioned that frequent back-to-back entries might raise concerns at immigration.
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There really is no contradictory information. Just people that can’t understand what is written or listen to other people who cant understand what is written.
If you have a history of back to back visa exempt entries and it looks like you're trying to live here on free stamps etc, then expect a grilling at immigration when you arrive. If you are an occasional visitor staying a month or two a couple times a year then you have nothing to be concerned about.
it's 60 days no visa with UK passport. Just do the DTAC arrival card with your travel info before landing. Though you can do it at the airport, that wastes time.
for people who don't get proper visas. They simply leave Thailand, and come back in and expect to stay for 60 days. Also, it's now 30 days, not 60 days, as a basic tourist. You need a visa in advance, to stay for 60 days.
What contradictory information? Show it to us. Things have been the same since July 2024. The only changes since then have been that you now need to fill out a TDAC online instead of doing the card on the plane. And that only started 2.5 weeks ago.
Why would you take the trouble to write this when it’s just wrong. You obviously have no experience from before 3 years ago yet you answer a question like you do.
you absolutely did need to do a card on the plane. It was temporarily suspended a couple of years ago with all intentions to return (as it now has digitally). It was still being used at many land borders before TDAC system came online.