Just thinking of my future starting next year visiting Thailand. If I stay 1 month next June then wanted to stay 3 months starting December 26, what visa would I need, if any (from the UK)? I would then plan to return June 27, so basically 2 visits a year
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For a 1-month stay in June, you can enter Thailand on a tourist visa, which the immigration officer will stamp. You can extend this visa for another 30 days at a local immigration office for a fee of 1900 Thai baht. For your 3-month stay starting December 26, you can either continue to renew your stay through border runs (leaving Thailand and re-entering) or apply for a Non-O immigrant visa online, which is valid for 3 months and costs around £60. Consider researching more on Google or YouTube for detailed information.
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You can stay for one month on a tourist visa which the immigration officer at passport control in Thailand will stamp for you. If you want to extend for another 30 days you will have to go to a local immigration office. Cost. 1900 Thai baht
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