Thailand Visa for Indians 2026

Yes, Indian passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days for tourism or short business trips. The 60-day visa-free stay has been in effect from February 2026. You only need to complete the free TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) before flying.

TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) is a mandatory online form that all travelers must complete within 72 hours before arriving in Thailand. It is completely free. Fill it through Times of Visa for a guided, hassle-free experience.

No. Since February 2026, Indians can enter Thailand visa-free for 60 days. No visa fee, no application process. The only requirement is completing the free TDAC online before your flight.

Thai immigration may check for THB 20,000 per person or THB 40,000 per family. Carry cash or keep bank statements accessible on your phone as proof of funds.

Thailand entry is free for Indians — ₹0 visa fee. You only need to fill the free TDAC before arrival. If you want to extend beyond 60 days, the extension costs THB 1,900 (~₹4,500) at a Thai Immigration office.

Indians can stay up to 60 days per entry under the visa-free scheme. A 30-day extension is available at local Thai immigration offices for THB 1,900, allowing a total stay of up to 90 days.

Yes, visit any Thai Immigration office before your 60 days expire. Pay THB 1,900 (~₹4,500) for a 30-day extension. Total possible stay: 90 days. For longer stays, consider the DTV visa.

Overstaying attracts a THB 500/day fine (max THB 20,000). Overstay beyond 90 days can lead to detention, deportation, and a multi-year re-entry ban. Always extend before your stay expires.

DTV is a visa for digital nomads and remote workers. Valid for 5 years, allows 180-day stays, extendable by 180 days. Fee: THB 10,000 (~₹24,000). You can work remotely for a non-Thai employer.

No, working on visa-free entry is illegal. Employment requires a proper work permit and visa. Digital nomads working remotely should consider the DTV visa.

For visa-free entry: valid passport (6+ months), completed TDAC, return/onward flight ticket, and hotel booking. No visa application, no photos, no bank statements needed. Immigration may randomly check for THB 20,000 cash.

Not mandatory for all, but Thai immigration may conduct random checks. Carry THB 20,000 (~₹48,000) per person or 40,000 THB per family in cash or show proof of funds to avoid any issues at entry.

Travel insurance is not mandatory for Thailand visa-free entry, but highly recommended for medical emergencies and trip cancellation coverage.

Immigration may ask for proof of onward travel. While not always enforced, always carry a return or onward flight ticket to avoid issues at the border.

Yes, children with Indian passports also get visa-free entry for 60 days. Each child needs their own passport and TDAC. Carry birth certificate if traveling with one parent.

Entry denial under visa-free is rare for genuine tourists. Common reasons: no TDAC, no return ticket, insufficient funds, or overstay history. Ensure all documents are ready before you fly.

November to February is peak season (cool and dry). March-May is hot. June-October has monsoon rains but fewer crowds and lower prices.