Hi Chris here from London UK. Going to thailand November 30th arrive in Thailand December 1st. Iam just making sure what I need to enter thailand. Is it just my passport. Please let me know. As I don't want any problems in Bangkok airport. Thanks. Chris
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To enter Thailand as a UK passport holder, you generally need just your passport and a return ticket, as UK citizens can stay for up to 60 days under the visa exemption policy. It is advisable to carry some cash (at least 10,000 baht or the equivalent) as proof of sufficient funds, although this is rarely checked. Additionally, having evidence of onward travel and an address in Thailand may be necessary, but usually, these requirements are not enforced strictly at immigration. Always ensure your passport has at least six months of validity remaining.
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John ********
Look Google
David ********
Don't listen just come and present your passport at immagration. Thai are happy to welcome visitors they never ask you for all the shit mentioned. The comments are all bullshit.. you on holidays relax and enjoy the welcome from Thai people sabai sabai
I think you're supposed to have evidence of minimum finances but, in a quarter of a decade of regularly visiting here from London, never once have I been asked to declare that.
John *******
Going the same day just a passport
Andrew *********
Your answer is yes .. VOA visa on arrivel but Make sure you got at least 6 months left on your PP.
and for the 2000.- THB they will only receive 15 days, doh, uh . . and that's not what Chris Wright will get upon entry. He expects to receive a 60 days stay permit when he arrives WITHOUT a visa
you really are clueless pal .A simple stamp is as you call it is the visa so your a snowflake who prefers to call it a stay permit .. VOA for British people. Yes Here have a glass of water .
no, it is a simple stamp that says "admitted until" and this stamp is NOT a visa at all. It is a "stay permit" for 60 days. A Thai "visa-on-arrival" must be bought for 2000.- THB inside the airport before entering Thailand, and it's mandatory for 31 countries but NOT for English citizens
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David ******
When you arrive at the Immigration Desk, present your passport and your plane boarding pass.
I agree… Since the TM6 arrival/departure card is no longer in place, the boarding pass has all your details about you that the airlines already obtained. The TM6 only ask for lodging information which has very little impact.
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Judy **********
Just a passport and proof of a return ticket and the new entry regulations want proof of 10,000 baht per person or 20k per family.
Greta *****
The LESS you bring the LESS chance you'll get in troubles
Jamie ******
Learn some Thai phrases such "khub Khun krab" for thank you. "Sawasdee krub" for hello. This will impress immigration officer.
Colin *******
Been going to thailand 25 times in 15 yrs ,passport and covid certificate is all I needed now no covid just passport from australia
Martin *********
Make sure there's 5,000b in your passport when you stand in front of the Immigration officer, you'll be fine.
New entry regulations. 10,000 baht per person or 20,000 baht per family.
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Steve *******
Technically you need 20k baht in cash or currency equivalent, proof of onward travel within your visa/exemption and an address where you're staying, however these are rarely asked for at Immigration
that's how it is printed on the embassy website. However, IF Immigration asks, they will always ask for 20K person and 40K per family. Immigration doesn't care what the Thai embassies publish