Indian tourists can now stay in Thailand for up to 60 days without a visa. A further 30-day extension will also be available. “The move upgrades Indians from the earlier 30-day visa-on-arrival and adds them to Thailand’s ‘Form 60’ list covering 93 nationalities,” said Airin Phanrit, Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, in an official announcement.
Indian travel to Thailand has rebounded after the pandemic, with visitor numbers crossing 2 million in 2025. Alongside the longer visa-free stay, Thailand has simplified visa categories, expanded global e-visa access and introduced mandatory digital arrival forms. Meanwhile, officials have also warned against misuse of longer stays, even as they promote new options for remote workers and students.
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