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  1. As the OP’s question refers to entry into Thailand, rather than from Thailand to another country, to prevent any confusion I’ll the question I’ll the question to the appropriate forum.
  2. Not that simple I’m afraid, whilst the Visa does give the maximum duration of stay permitted, it also shows the expiry date of the visa, it’s that date which the visa holder must leave the UK by.
  3. As this post asking advice in respect of Immigration requirements I’ll move the post to the appropriate forum.
  4. Yes, the rules in Thailand are very different to most other countries.
  5. She needs to leave the UK on or before the expiry date of her visa.
  6. Most UK Visa application fees are being increased from 9th April. Immigration and Nationality fees 9 April 2025
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  7. Yes, as clarified in the original post this is for visitors who do not require a visa.
  8. Forget the London Eye, this viewpoint in the city is probably the highest in London and free. https://horizon22.co.uk/visit/ Maybe not for you BB, but others may find it interesting.
  9. As the post is in respect of a visa for Thailand, I’ll move the post to the appropriate forum.
  10. This forum is for visas and migration to other countries, as you were born in the UK and, l assume, a UK Passport holder, this forum isn’t the right place for your question as you wouldn’t be subject to Immigration Controls. I’ll move your post to the UK Forum where someone may be able to help, or at least point you in the right direction. Good luck
  11. Retired UK Civil Servants can sign these forms as can some other retired expats, like bank managers, no stamping is necessary. Most expats know people who fit into these categories and who would be only too happy to assist.
  12. I understand, from British friends living in Canada, that the Canadian Government also sought a similar agreement but were given short shrift by the last Conservative Government.
  13. Yes, l’m fully aware of that, thank you.
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