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Visa Exempt
60days
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60 days + 30 days = 90 days
0 THB
Passport valid at least 6 months (officially 30 days, but 6 months recommended)
Standard 60-day visa exemption for 93 eligible countries. Extended from 30 to 60 days permanently since July 2024.
Tourist Visa (TR)
60days
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60 days + 30-day extension = 90 days
~1,000 THB (varies by embassy)
Apply at embassy before travel. For those wanting guaranteed entry or staying 60-90 days.
Single entry. Must leave Thailand to get new visa. E-visa available at thaievisa.go.th
Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV)
60days
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6 months validity, 60 days per entry + 30-day extension
5,000 THB
Apply at embassy. For frequent visitors making multiple trips within 6 months.
Can enter/exit unlimited times within 6 months. Each entry = 60 days.
DTV Visa (Digital Nomad)
180days
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180 days per entry, 5-year validity
From 10,000 THB
Remote workers, freelancers. Bank statements min. 500,000 THB for 3 months.
Multi-entry. Apply at thaievisa.go.th. Spouse and children eligible.
Non-O Visa (Marriage/Family)
90days
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90 days initial, extendable to 1 year
2,000 THB
Married to Thai national or have Thai child. Bank deposit 400,000 THB or monthly income 40,000 THB.
Annual renewal at Immigration. Must do 90-day reporting. Can apply for work permit separately.
Non-B Visa (Business/Work)
90days
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90 days initial, extendable to 1 year with work permit
2,000 THB
Job offer from Thai company + work permit. Company must apply for WP after visa issued.
Cannot work until work permit is issued. Employer handles most paperwork.
Retirement Visa (Non-O-A / Non-O)
365days
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1 year, renewable annually
2,000 THB
Age 50+. Bank deposit 800,000 THB or monthly pension 65,000 THB (or combination). Health insurance required for O-A.
Non-O (apply in Thailand) vs Non-O-A (apply abroad). Must do 90-day reporting. No work permitted.
Thailand Privilege (Elite Visa)
365days
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5-20 years depending on tier
From 650,000 THB (Bronze) to 5M THB (Diamond)
No age, income, or education requirements. Pay membership fee. Background check required.
VIP airport service, 1-year stay per entry, no re-entry permit needed. Not a path to permanent residency.
LTR Visa (Long-Term Resident)
365days
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10 years
50,000 THB
For: wealthy global citizens ($1M+ assets), wealthy pensioners ($80K+/yr), skilled professionals, or digital nomads ($80K+/yr income). Must meet strict financial thresholds.
17% flat income tax for skilled professionals. Digital work permit included. Annual 90-day reporting (instead of every 90 days).
Education Visa (Non-ED)
90days
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90 days initial, extendable up to 1 year
2,000 THB + school tuition
Enrolled in approved school (Thai language, university, vocational). Attendance required.
Language schools no longer qualify for DTV soft power (2025 change). No work permitted. 90-day reporting.
2026 Changes & Updates
NEWTDAC (digital arrival card) mandatory since May 2025
NEWExtension limits: 2nd extension per year reduced to 7 days
NEWLand border entries capped at 2 per year
Government discussing reducing some visa-exempt stays back to 30 days — not yet implemented as of March 2026
Enhanced security screening at airports for certain nationalities since December 2025
Entry Requirements
Passport valid at least 6 months (officially 30 days, but 6 months recommended)
Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) — required since May 2025, replaces TM.6 form
→ Apply for TDAC here (Free, official site)
Proof of funds: 10,000 THB per person / 20,000 THB per family
Proof of onward travel (return or outbound ticket within permitted stay)
Land Border Entry Rules (2026)
Maximum 2 visa-exempt land entries per calendar year
Each land entry: 30 days only (not 60)
Stricter enforcement at land borders than airports since late 2025
Land border entries generally cannot be extended at Immigration (airport entries can)
How to Extend Your Stay
Apply at any Thai Immigration Office at least 7 days before your stay expires (offices closed weekends & holidays)
Fee: 1,900 THB (cash only)
Documents: TM.7 form, passport, 4×6 cm photo, proof of address
Extension: up to 30 additional days
2026 rule: 1st extension = 30 days, 2nd extension same year = only 7 days
Overstay Penalties
Fine: 500 THB per day (max 20,000 THB)
Over 90 days overstay: 1-year re-entry ban. Over 1 year: 3-year ban. Over 3 years: 5-year ban. Over 5 years: 10-year ban.
May be detained and deported. Criminal record possible.
FAQ
Do I need a visa to visit Thailand? ▾
Most visitors do not need a visa. When you arrive in Thailand, you automatically get a tourist entry stamp — 60 days for most countries, 90 days for Korea/Brazil/Argentina/Chile/Peru. Just show your passport at immigration.
Can I stay longer than my initial stamp? ▾
Yes. Go to any Immigration Office at least 7 days before your stamp expires. Pay 1,900 THB and you get 30 more days. Bring your passport, a photo, and TM.7 form.
What is the TDAC? ▾
It is an online form you fill out before arriving in Thailand. Free, takes 5 minutes. It replaced the old paper card (TM.6). Do it at tdac.immigration.go.th within 3 days of your flight.
Can I work while on a tourist stamp? ▾
No. Your automatic entry stamp is for tourism only. If you want to work remotely, you need a separate visa called DTV. If you want to work for a Thai company, you need a Non-B visa + work permit.
What if I stay past my allowed date? ▾
500 THB fine per day you overstay (max 20,000 THB). If you overstay more than 90 days, you get banned from Thailand for 1 to 10 years. Always leave or extend before your date.
How many times can I enter Thailand without a visa? ▾
By air: no official limit, but immigration may question you if you keep coming back on tourist stamps all year. By land: max 2 times per year.
This is general information only. Visa rules may vary by individual circumstances and timing. Always contact the Thai Immigration Bureau or your nearest Royal Thai Embassy before visiting Thailand.