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Will I receive a 60-day visa exemption when traveling from Ireland to Thailand?

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Oct 15, 2024

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Hi again All,

   Could I get clarification please. I am now living in Ireland and when I go to Thailand I get "30 days Visa Exempt"...Am I to understand that I will now get "60 days Visa Exempt" ?

    Thanking you.

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The user seeks clarification on whether living in Ireland affects their visa exemption duration upon entering Thailand. Responses confirm that the user will receive a 60-day visa exemption if their passport is from a visa-exempt country, indicating that the current residence does not impact this rule.

Nigel *********

It's all about your passport.

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Bonnie *********

You can always check current information by going to the Thai Embassy website for your country.

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Bob ********

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@Bonnie ********

Thanks Bonnie...Last time I looked for the Thai Embassy in Ireland it said to contact the Thai Embassy in the UK. For that reason I try to avoid it for fear of complications as to what applies in the UK and what might not apply to Ireland.

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Bonnie *********

Since it’s (sorry) considered part of GB, I can understand why they said that.

Be happy you never have to use the US, Washington DC office.

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Bob ********

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@Bonnie ********

Thank you Bonnie...but it's Not part of Great Britain...they say it because the Thai Embassy closed in Ireland a few years ago (methinks).

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Frankie *******

Yes

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Baz *********

Yes, 60 days is correct

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Marky *******

Yes sir. I just returned.. had a 60 stamp in passport

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Brandon ************

Where you live now doesn't matter. It's all about what passport you have. If your passport is from a visa exempt nation, then you will receive a 60 day stamp if you arrive without a visa.

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@Brandon ***********

Thank you Brandon...That even answered another thing I was wondering about. If I stopped off on the way and booked another flight to Thailand from a non-exempt country ....Would it be my passport country that mattered rather than the country I bought the ticket in...Cheers and thanks again.

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John **********

yup

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Neil *********

Correct you will

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Thank you Neil,,,

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Neil *********

no problem enjoy your holiday here

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