Thailand: 30 days per stay (visa exemption)
Up to 30 days per stay without a visa
About This Rule
Counts the days of your current stay in Thailand. Under the Visa Exemption Scheme, travellers from 60 countries and territories can enter without a visa for up to 30 days, for tourism only; Seychelles and Mauritius get 15 days, bilateral agreements give some nationalities 90, 30 or 14 days, and others need a visa. The 30 days replaced the 60-day exemption on 15 September 2026, and your entry stamp shows the last day you may stay. Entries under the exemption are limited to twice a calendar year (at land borders, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand), and you can ask immigration to extend your stay by up to 30 days.
Sources
- london.thaiembassy.org › exemp-visa
- london.thaiembassy.org › revision-of-thailand-s-visa-0926
- tatnews.org
Reviewed September 30, 2026
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