Visas and immigration.
Thailand visa options, entry rules, extensions and immigration changes, checked against official sources.
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Visas and ImmigrationThailand now gives Britons 30 days visa-free. Vietnam gives 45 and Malaysia 90. Is Thailand now the hardest of the three?
Since 15 September 2026 Thailand gives most visa-exempt visitors 30 days for tourism only. For a British passport, Vietnam now allows 45 days and Malaysia 90. A side-by-side comparison of stay length, purpose, extensions, arrival cards and land-border limits.
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Visas and ImmigrationYour DTV says five years. Immigration says 180 days, then prove 500,000 baht
A DTV gives 180 days per entry and one in-country extension of up to 180 days. Here is what Immigration Division 1 asks remote workers for, including 500,000 baht held for 30 days, the 1,900 baht fee and the TM.30 and TM.47 copies.
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Visas and ImmigrationThailand DTV Step-by-Step Application Guide (2026)
The DTV is the clearest long-stay route for most remote workers in Thailand. This is the practical application order, not the Reddit version written by someone halfway through a panic.
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Visas and ImmigrationThailand Visa Options Explained for Phuket (2026): DTV, Retirement & More
Visas are the part of moving to Phuket or Thailand people worry about most, and the part that's changed the most lately. Here's a plain-English look at your options in 2026.
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Bali Digital Nomad Visa and Remote Work Rules in 2026
The visa answer is not a single magic digital nomad stamp. Bali has several routes, and the details matter once you stop being a holiday visitor.
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Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) Guide for 2026
If you are flying into Thailand, this is the form people forget until the airport check-in desk looks at them like they have missed the obvious. It is free, it matters, and scam sites keep trying to sit in the middle.
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