It is not currently possible to fly direct from Ireland to Koh Samui. Instead it is most sensible to travel from Dublin to Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, which takes approximately 12 hours. Once here you can take an internal flight or alternatively take a route via bus and ferry or train and ferry. These options, however, take much longer.
Irish passport holders do not require a visa for stays of up to 30 days. However, you will need six months valid on your passport and return or onward ticket. You may also be required to prove you have sufficient funds for your stay. All travellers should check full entry requirements prior to travel.
While Thai is the only official language, English is spoken by most in the popular tourist areas.
Taxis and songthaews (pick-up trucks) serve as the public transport options on Koh Samui.
The Thai baht is the official currency.
220V, two or three (grounded) flat or round prongs.
As health requirements change please consult with your GP or specialist travel clinic well in advance of your holiday for specific information related to your travel and medical history. Additional information can be found by visiting MASTA Travel health.
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