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What are the current visa rules for UK travelers to Thailand in 2023?

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Aug 10, 2025

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I travelled to Thailand in March from the UK for 60 days ( no rule to have visa )  I hope to be back in October and hoping to stay 90 days , can you please advise me on the rules now ( has it changed from 60 days visa exempt )  I know the final 30 days will have to be applied for via the immigration offices or by border crossings , thank you for your time .

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As of August 2025, UK travelers can still enter Thailand for 60 days without a visa. An extension of 30 days is possible by applying at a local immigration office for a fee of 1900 baht. It is recommended to check the Thai Embassy website for any potential changes or updates regarding visa policies.

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Still 60 days which can be extended by 30 days at any immigration office for 1900 baht. Enjoy

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brilliant thank you

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Henrik *****

When in doubt about that, visit the Thai Embassy website, where you always can see which visa options there are.

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there’s a lot of sound advice on this forum which is why I’m part of it , but yes I will double check before committing to booking my fights , thank you

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Sean *********

Make sure the visa doesn't change back to 30 days before then. If it does get a tourist visa (60 days) before travelling and extend 30 days.

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I will check , thank you

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Brandon ************

Still 60 days. You can apply one time for a 30-day extension from your local immigration office.

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thank you for your time

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