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What documents do I need for a marriage visa holder to travel to the UK and return to Thailand?

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Sep 17, 2022
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Paul ********
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I have been on a marriage visa extension for 6 yrs. I need to visit my family in the uk in the next week. What documents do i need to copy and show at immigration to allow me to fly out and return to Thailand within 1 month

. I live in Nakhon si thamarrat. Thank you
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If you are on a marriage visa extension in Thailand and plan to visit your family in the UK, you will need to obtain a Re-entry permit from the local Thai immigration office before you leave, which costs 1,000 Thai baht. Upon returning to Thailand, be prepared to show proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of your flight.
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Toby *******
You can also get the re entry permit at BKK Airport immigration. It's at the check in side not airside. Same 1K baht.
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Ellie *******
You can see the sign after security screening, before passport control at departure gate 2 at BKK.
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 or 1200 Thai baht IF the immigration officer completes the form for you.
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Paul ********
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Thank you for the info James
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James ********
On your return to Thailand...

Be prepared to show PROOF of being fully vaccinated at check-in for your flight to Thailand.

IF you are not fully vaccinated...

Show negative COVID test results within 72 hours of your flight to Thailand. It can be either RT-PCR COVID test OR ATK rapid antigen test with Lab analysis results within 72 hours of your flight to Thailand.
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@James *******
 you are right
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Ana ************************
I had to print it out last month
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 always best to print out.
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 …, do they accept just a look at the mor prom app I have on my phone ?
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@Philip *********
 always best to print it out.
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@James *******
 .., good advice… phone batteries .
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You need to get a Re-entry permit before you leave Thailand. Get it at the local Thai immigration office for 1,000 Thai baht.
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