A palace hall of the Grand Palace behind clipped trees, Bangkok

Rules checked 26 Oct 2026

Thailand visa for Indians

Since 15 September 2026, Indians on holiday can enter Thailand without a visa for up to 30 days. You still need the free online arrival card (TDAC) before you land, and we fill it in with you.

Thailand visa at a glance

Visa
None for a holiday of up to 30 days
Stay
Up to 30 days each entry
Arrival card
The free TDAC, online, in the 3 days before you land
Longer stays
An e-visa, applied for online well ahead; about 14 working days
At a centre
Nothing to visit in person

How we get you ready

  1. Step 1:Book your trip with us; we put your return ticket and hotel papers together.

  2. Step 2:In the 3 days before you land, we fill in the free TDAC arrival card with you.

  3. Step 3:Carry your papers and money for the immigration officer, who decides on entry.

  4. Step 4:Staying longer than 30 days? We apply for the e-visa for you, well before you travel.

Please note

  • Visa and entry rules are set by each country’s embassy and immigration, and can change at any time without notice.
  • This guide was checked against official sources on 26 Oct 2026. We confirm the current rules when you apply.
  • Documents, processing times and the stay allowed can differ from case to case.
  • Any visa fee and our service charge are extra.
  • A visa is never guaranteed: the decision is the embassy’s or immigration’s alone.
  • This guide is general information, not legal advice.

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What people ask us about the Thailand visa, every answer checked against the official rules on 26 Oct 2026.

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Not for a holiday of up to 30 days, since 15 September 2026. You still fill in the TDAC arrival card.

No. It is a free arrival form, filled in online in the 3 days before you land.

No. The official TDAC is free, with no fees required. We fill in the real one with you.

No. Visa-free entry is for holidays and short business visits. India’s embassy in Bangkok advises anyone with a job offer not to use it.

A palace hall of the Grand Palace behind clipped trees, Bangkok

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