Thailand Tourist Visa

No prior visa is required for Indian tourists visiting Thailand for up to 60 days under the official visa exemption scheme. You simply present your valid passport (minimum 6 months validity), confirmed return flight ticket, hotel booking, and proof of funds upon arrival.

Indian ordinary passport holders are currently eligible for Thailand's visa exemption scheme for tourism and certain short-term business activities, allowing a stay of up to 60 days, subject to the applicable conditions and any future changes announced by Thai authorities.

Indian ordinary passport holders can currently stay in Thailand for up to 60 days under the visa exemption scheme. An extension of up to 30 additional days may be available at the discretion of Thai immigration authorities.

Not normally for tourism within the current 60-day visa exemption period. Travellers who do not qualify for the exemption or who require a different type of entry permission may need to apply for the appropriate Thai visa.

Yes. Thailand's e-Visa system is available in India. Travellers who require a visa can apply online through the official Thailand e-Visa system.

Processing time can vary depending on the Thai mission, application volume and individual circumstances. Applications requiring additional documents or checks may take longer.

Typical requirements include a valid passport, recent photograph, travel itinerary, accommodation details and financial evidence. Additional documents may be requested depending on the applicant and visa category.

Travel insurance is recommended for travellers visiting Thailand. Requirements can vary depending on the applicable entry rules and visa category.

Financial evidence may be required when applying for a Tourist Visa. The exact financial requirement can depend on the visa application and the Thai mission handling it.

Travel itinerary or flight booking information may be required for a Tourist Visa application. Travellers should avoid making non-refundable arrangements solely on the assumption that a visa will be approved.

Travellers entering Thailand should check the current Thailand Digital Arrival Card requirements before departure and complete the required immigration information within the specified period.

Biometric or other identity-verification requirements may depend on the visa application and instructions of the Thai authorities handling the application.

Yes. Vision Visa can assist with visa eligibility checks, document preparation, application guidance and general support throughout the Thailand visa process.

The relevant Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate-General makes the final visa decision. Submission of an application does not guarantee visa approval.

Depending on your entry status and circumstances, an extension may be possible through Thai immigration authorities. Approval is subject to the applicable immigration rules.

The Thailand e-Visa system states that applicants must be outside Thailand when applying. Travellers already in Thailand should follow the applicable Thai immigration procedures for their situation.

No. Visa exemption allows eligible passport holders to enter without obtaining a visa in advance, subject to the exemption conditions. Visa on Arrival is a separate entry arrangement available only to eligible nationalities.