Category: Thailand Essentials

Planning a Thailand holiday with a UK-issued refugee travel document? The Royal Thai Embassy in London states that holders of UK-issued refugee and other travel

Travelling to Thailand on a British citizen passport? Your passport should have at least six months remaining from the date you arrive in Thailand, plus

Thailand immigration rules for UK citizens are important whether you are planning a holiday, returning several times a year or preparing to retire in Thailand.

Are you travelling to Thailand on a 90-day Non-Immigrant O visa, with plans to open a Thai bank account and apply for a one-year retirement

Are you legally married to a Thai citizen and want to work in Thailand? You may be able to apply for a Thai work permit

Do you have a child with a Thai national but are not legally married to the child’s mother? You may still qualify for a Thai

Are you under 50 and legally married to a Thai citizen? You may be eligible for a Thai Non-Immigrant O visa based on marriage, even

Have you received your Thai Non-Immigrant O (Non-O) e-Visa and want to know when your 90-day stay begins? One of the most common misunderstandings is

Are you retiring in Thailand and wondering whether your UK State Pension or private pension can be paid directly into a Thai bank account? The