Thailand Tourist Visa from the UK: Single and Multiple Entry

Thailand multiple-entry tourist visa illustration with passport stamps and Wat Arun in Bangkok

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Planning a holiday in Thailand? We help UK-based travellers apply for single-entry and multiple-entry Thailand tourist visas.

Choose a single-entry application for £230 or a multiple-entry application for £350. Both prices include our application service and the relevant embassy visa fee.

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Choose Your Thailand Tourist Visa

Your travel plans determine which option fits. Tell us your intended dates and whether you plan to leave Thailand and return during your trip.

Single Entry

For one tourist visit to Thailand.

£230

Includes £200 service fee + £30 embassy fee.

  • One entry into Thailand.
  • Up to 60 days on arrival.
  • Enter within three months of visa issue.
  • May apply for a further 30 days in Thailand.

Multiple Entry

For several tourist visits during the visa’s validity.

£350

Includes £200 service fee + £150 embassy fee.

  • Multiple entries during six-month validity.
  • Up to 60 days for each entry.
  • First entry within three months of issue.
  • A further 30-day extension may be requested.

Extensions in Thailand, extension fees and any separate extension assistance are excluded from these application prices.

Single or Multiple Entry: At a Glance

Thailand tourist visa options and total application prices
FeatureSingle entryMultiple entry
Total price£230£350
Visa validity from issue3 months6 months
Stay per entryUp to 60 daysUp to 60 days
Best suited toOne holidayRepeated visits

How Does the Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa Work?

The multiple-entry tourist visa (METV) gives you a six-month window in which to make tourist visits. The validity starts when the visa is issued, so the timing of your application matters.

Each arrival can give you up to 60 days. If you wish to return after leaving Thailand, you must do so while the visa is still valid. Admission and the permitted stay are decided by Thai immigration.

Six-month validity does not mean a continuous six-month stay. You must leave by the date on your arrival stamp or approved extension. An extension does not renew the visa’s validity.

Can You Extend a 60-Day Tourist Stay?

You can request an additional 30 days at a Thai immigration office. Approval is discretionary. This is a separate application in Thailand, with a separate fee, and is not included in our UK tourist visa application service.

Always check the permitted-stay date in your passport and apply before it expires.

Documents for Your Application

We will confirm your checklist before preparing the application. It commonly includes:

  • Your passport biodata page.
  • A recent photograph.
  • Evidence of your current UK residence or location.
  • Your flight itinerary, including onward or return travel.
  • Accommodation details or an invitation from your host.
  • Any additional evidence requested for your circumstances.

Requirements may vary by nationality and application category. The embassy can ask for further documents.

What Our Application Service Includes

We help you choose the appropriate tourist visa, check your supporting documents, prepare the e-visa application and assist with submission. The advertised price includes the embassy fee for your chosen option.

  1. Message us: send your nationality, travel dates and planned itinerary.
  2. Prepare your documents: we explain what is needed for your application.
  3. Apply: we assist with the e-visa process and keep you informed of the outcome.

Planning a retirement stay instead? See our Thailand Non-O visa from the UK service.

Ready to Plan Your Thailand Visit?

Send our Thailand team your travel dates. We will explain the suitable option and the documents to prepare.

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Other Thailand Visa Services

Planning a longer stay? Explore our other Thailand visa guides.

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Official guidance: single-entry tourist visa · multiple-entry tourist visa · embassy visa fees.

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