In May 2025, I intentionally let my O retirement visa lapse. I was and am overseas so there was no overstay. I intend to go to Thailand for one week.
Should I expect any issues at the airport? Can I request a 7 day stamp? I don't want the IO to think that I am attempting to stay without the " proper" visa.
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The user has let their O retirement visa lapse while being overseas and is planning a one-week visit to Thailand. They are concerned about potential issues at the airport due to the lapsed visa and whether they can request a 7-day entry stamp. Community responses indicate that depending on the userβs passport, they may be eligible for a visa exemption and could receive a stamp at the airport without needing a visa. It is recommended to fill out the online arrival form prior to travel for convenience.
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Russell Hird you asked if you needed a visa. The answer is NO. You will be visa exempt and will get a stamp at the airport. You must fill in the online arrival before you leave. You can do it at arrival but it is inconvenient.
Russell ******
Hi. I'm English do I need to do a visa for 60 days on arrival in Thailand ?
Glenn *****
ORIGINAL POSTER
And what would you call him if he were from Wales?
respect a Welshman we call himself a Welshman and Scotsman would call himself a Scotsman an Englishman calls himself an Englishman it is natural order of things laugh out loud