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What are the visa options for a UK citizen planning to stay in Thailand and visit Vietnam?
Oct 9, 2024
2 years ago
Simon ****************
ORIGINAL POSTERHi. A quick question guys. I'm going Thailand at Christmas for two months and want to spend a few days in Vietnam but not sure about visa. I know I can get a 60 day visa but that is only single entry, and multi entry is for a longer stay 🤔 thanks in advance.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is traveling to Thailand for two months and considering a short trip to Vietnam. They mention being aware of a 60-day single-entry visa for Thailand but are unsure about how a potential trip to Vietnam fits in. The comments clarify that a UK passport holder can likely enter Vietnam without needing a visa, potentially staying for up to 60-90 days in Thailand through visa exemption and exiting and re-entering if necessary.
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ElÃas ********
Where's your passport from?
Simon ****************
ORIGINAL POSTER@ElÃas *******
sorry I forgot to mention I from ukElÃas ********
@Simon ***************
then you probably won't need any visa. Can enter, stay for up to 60-90 days, exit, and enter again to stay again up to 60-90 days.Reply to
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Baz *********
Visa and entry conditions to Vietnam is dependent on your passport country .
Some countries require visa before travel (no visa on arrival) and some countries are allowed entry on arrival .
Since you don't state your passport country then you will need to do some research yourself.
Some countries require visa before travel (no visa on arrival) and some countries are allowed entry on arrival .
Since you don't state your passport country then you will need to do some research yourself.
Graham ******
@Baz ********
Thailand too, not everyone gets Visa ExemptReply to
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Mike *******
It is critically important that you disclose your passport/nationality, in order for anyone to give you relevant advice.
James ********
Just do Visa exemption easier and cheaper as it's free
Brandon ************
You'll receive a 60 day visa exempt stamp each time you enter Thailand.
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