Hi. It seems now UK passport holders get a 60 day on arrival visa. If a visitor wishes to stay 62 days is it possible to extend the 60 days or will they need a 60 day tourist to extend? TIA

I'm a little out of the loop, can anyone give me an update?

I thought that last year Thailand made a big deal out of announcing that the visa-exempt entry would be reduced from 60 days back down to 30 days. But a bunch of friends of mine have mentioned getting a 60 day visa-exempt entry stamp this year. Not sure what to expect when I come back next month. US-passport holder here, also curious for my German friend coming later this year too.

Hello everyone!

I am new to the group and would like to introduce myself. My name is Rob Pegues, from Brooklyn, NY. I will be traveling to Thailand for the first time, and would like to know specifically what information (i.e. Visa requirements, etc.) I need to complete prior to booking my trip? How does that process work as a US Citizen.

Quick location question;

Which counter is for the TR visa extension of 30 days, and where is it currently located? I remember it moving around some.

Appreciate the help! Thanks!

Hi what is the situation on the visa I need to Arrive in Thailand from the UK 🇬🇧 I believe I need to submit an online application 48 hrs before travel TIA

Can I get a 60-day visa exempt stamp whilst still having a valid ED-visa?

I have a valid ED-visa until August 21st. I applied for a schengen-visa so I got a Thai re-entry stamp to help with the application process. I'll be flying back into Thailand on August 14th - meaning I only have 7 days left on my current ED-visa.

My school told me that I could void the reentry stamp at border control and try to get stamped in for 60 days instead. Has anyone tried this before?

Is it still possible to get a 90 day tourist visa to Thailand from UK

I want to fly from Miami to Bangkok on a one way ticket. If I also purchase an onward travel ticket to Vietnam from Bangkok will I be admitted to Thailand and be ok? I want to enter Thailand and get the 60 day visa on arrival for U.S citizens. Thanks.

This probably was asked before. For ther 3 proofs arriving, In terms of the 20.000 baht(or equivalent) must be in cash or can i show in the Revolut application a bigger amount saying I can go to an ATM if necessary ? Thanks

Good morning,

My son will overstay 4 days his 60 day tourist visa and needs a 30 day extension.

Can he do it at any immigration office in Bangkok ?

Thks

Marc