Thailand's visa-free stay policy is under review, with discussions about reducing the maximum stay from 60 to 30 days. While concerns over misuse have prompted this evaluation, authorities confirm that no official changes have been made.
Thailand has announced a reduction in visa-free stays from 60 to 30 days, impacting travellers from 93 countries. The move aims to regulate long-term stays and address concerns over unauthorized business activities.
Thailand has introduced major updates to its Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa program, removing income requirements, easing corporate sponsorships, and expanding eligibility for skilled professionals.
Thailand has revamped its long-term resident visa program, removing income requirements for wealthy citizens, broadening eligibility for skilled professionals, and offering more benefits.
Thailand simplifies travel with the full rollout of its e-Visa system in January 2025. Apply online from anywhere, anytime, and experience a faster, smoother entry process. Learn about visa requirements, eligible countries, and the potential introduction of an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).
Thailand has announced an indefinite extension of its visa-free entry policy for Indian tourists, allowing up to 60-day stays without the need for a visa. With this extension, Indian travelers can enjoy easier access to Thailand’s stunning beaches, vibrant cities, and cultural experiences.
Thailand’s visa-free entry program is due to expire on November 11, 2024, creating uncertainty for travelers from countries like India. With no official word on an extension yet, many are weighing alternative options like Visa-On-Arrival and the new Thailand Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) process. Here’s what you need to know to stay prepared.
Thailand has revamped its visa policies, significantly expanding visa-free and visa-on-arrival entry options, introducing new long-term visas, and reducing health insurance requirements. These changes aim to attract more tourists, students, and expats, making Thailand an even more appealing destination.
Thailand has extended visa-free entry for Indian passport holders to 60 days, effective from June 1, 2024. This initiative, lasting until November 11, 2024, aims to boost tourism by simplifying travel. Travelers can now explore Thailand’s diverse attractions and enjoy longer stays without a visa.
Thailand has become a top destination for remote workers by extending the validity of its digital nomad visa to five years, effective June 1, 2024. This new policy allows professionals to reside in Thailand for up to 180 days at a time over a five-year period.
