Assuming you are a UK citizen, I recommend that you go to Wikipedia and search for “visa requirements for UK citizens”. This will take you to one of an array of different nationalities’ pages which neatly summarise your entry requirements. BTW, although you may be able to stay airside and re-check your bags at a transfer desk, you should assume worst case scenario and be prepared to arrive, clear CIQ, claim your bags and check in from scratch. Good luck.

The only way to determine this is to go to the Thai embassy/visa website in Nigeria. Good luck.

As I understand it, you enter the country from which you are departing on your final flight into Bangkok (Singapore) and that same flight number. BTW, are you on a single ticket for your SIN transit, or will you clear customs and check-in separately? If the latter, you will need to complete a Singapore digital arrival card.

@Jim *******

Never in doubt. As stated, I clarified the way days are counted so he doesn’t inadvertently prolong to 61 days (while believing it is 60 days).

As others have mentioned, you do not need a visa. That aside, to avoid mis-counting causing you a potential overstay if you decide to stay longer, 25 Apr to 25 May is 31 days (inclusive), not 30 days. Happy trails.

It’s still a paper Arrival Card.

A breath of fresh air, thank you and good luck.

In order … yes, it depends on which location you apply through (there may be several in the US), and yes.

You’re well on the way. Now that you have joined the group today, next you should go to this group’s landing page, and type “retirement” into the search field (magnifying glass icon at the top of the page), hit enter, then spend a few hours of your time reading the thousands of helpful previous posts and comments. You should also thoroughly review the official Thai government visa website (links available in the above mentioned posts/comments). Good luck.

I use a Skype subscription (have done for many years). For USD $20 per month, I can call almost any phone (both landlines and mobile) on the planet. As an expat who also travels often, this has been an excellent investment.

PS - Bloody hell, you jinxed me! I just received an e-mail from Microsoft, to advise me that Skype is retiring in April.