Any UK citizens successfully applied for DTV from Laos,Vietnam or Indonesia? If so could you please tell me a bit about the procedure?I am planning on going to apply at 1 of these places, but I’m trying to work out which is best.

Hi! Sorry is this has been answered already…

I am currently in Thailand on tourist visa until January. I want to apply for DTV online - as UK citizen which embassy is best to go to so i can still apply for visa online?

Thanks

Hi all. Sorry for asking another question. Im just a bit confused with all the info online and cant seem to get a straight answer. We are in Thailand (first family visit) for 60 days over December and January. We are from the UK so think we are visa free for this visit.

We then plan to visit Cambodia for a month (February) (travelling from Bangkok on coach). We are then thinking we will head back to a different part of Thailand for another 30-60 days. (March-April)

Can we do this? Do we have to get out of Thailand for longer than 30 days before we re-enter again? Will I need a visa for out 2nd visit? I read something about only being in Thailand for so many days in 6 months/1 year. Would these 2 visits take us over that limit?

Thank you so much for any and all help :)

Visa information required please.

My husband and I are UK citizens and travel to Thailand frequently as our son and granddaughter live there. Our son stays on a work visa and our granddaughter holds both a Thai and British passport.

When the ability to enter for 60 days came into effect with the option to extend to 90 days, my husband and I booked flights.

October - November for 49 days, we then booked flights December - March 89 days. We have now found out we can only stay a maximum of 90 days on a tourist visa over 6 month period.

We are both retired aged over 60 years old, is there another visa we can apply for before we consider changing our flights.

Thank you.

Have any other UK citizens successfully dealt with two-factor authentication with their UK numbers in Thailand? I've racked up heavy fees previously by having to turn on my UK sim to authenticate and wondering if there are methods to get around it.

Does anyone know the requirements for applying for a non immigration b (business) visa from a neighbouring country such as Cambodia? I’m a British citizen.

The requirements from UK are as Follows:

1. Recent photo 2. Passport page. UK bank statements. 3. UK proof of address. 4. Letter from company

I have been to Thailand twice this year on 30 day visa exemption (UK citizen). Me and my partner want to spend a year travelling starting in November using Thailand as a base. I understand now we can get 60 days visa exempt as UK citizens, but is there any restriction per calendar year on how many times we can enter and receive 60 days visa exempt? Each time we will arrive by air but gov.uk website states we can only enter twice in one year visa free. If that’s the case I’ve already entered twice this year (and a hundred times before in 30 years) so will I be questioned when I arrive in November looking to enter for 60 days without a visa? Information is confusing so any help would be much appreciated. Is entry by air unlimited with a 60 day exemption each time? I get that crossing by land is limited to two entries to halt visa runs, but is arrival by air different?

Hope this helps others.

We are from the UK and we’re went to Vietnam so was unable to get a visa at short notice so we landed in Bangkok on the 2nd July, passport was stamped for 30 days. We want to stay longer so we thought we would go to the Immigration Government Building in Bangkok but it was the wrong place. We were told to go to the IT Square Laksi Plaza and go to the 3rd floor. Link below.

We had to fill out 3 forms which they gave us and you need to have a photocopy of your passport and the page that had the stamp of when you arrived plus a passport photo that they can stick onto the form. They didn’t ask any questions we paid 1900 TB. That was it we now have 60 days in Thailand. It took about 2 hours in total and they shut for lunch between 12 and 1 so we had lunch on the ground floor. You can get an appointment booked online but they get booked up. They do have a photocopier and a photo place in the waiting area. We are so chuffed that we have managed to get 60 days.

I’m flying to Bangkok next week from the UK and am I right in thinking I will just get a visa on arrival for 30 days? Nothing to do beforehand?

I plan to stay longer than 30 days, so what do I need to do to extend this visa?

Hi. We are currently travelling Indonesia then onto Malaysia heading for Thailand in the next few months. I wanted to ask what is the best way and what type of visa do we get to stay as long as possible in Thailand (Prachaup Kiri Khan) ? We are from the UK an over 50’s married couple. Thanks in advance 😀