THE 60 days visa exemption is still valid. We confirm that border runs are possible for some of the 93 Countries covered under this agreement. There has been discussions about reducing the number of days, but no decision yet. On 1st May 2025 on new online requirement will come into effect, it is called Thai Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). We will update about procedure asap.
In Principle this 60 days Visa exemption works like a Tourist Visa, when you enter Thailand you get 60 days , this can be extented by further 30 days at local Thai Immigration Office and you are allowed to change the visa category inside Thailand. DTV customers that get 180days: most countries prepare THB5700, but please contact us to verify.
- THB4000 for Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czech, Denmark, Dominica, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, UK and the USA, incl Cambodia Visa and general fees.
- THB4500 for Hong Kong, Israel, Mauritius, Uruguay incl Cambodia Visa and general fees.
- THB6000 for Taiwan, Macao, incl Cambodia Visa and general fees.
- THB3800 Russian (60day), incl Cambodia Visa and general fees.
- THB5300 Brazil(90day)/Argentina(90day)/Peru(90day)/Chile(90day)/South Korea(90day), incl Cambodia Visa and general fees.
- THB3100 for ASEAN (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philipinnes, Singapore and Vietnam), incl general fees.
- THB1500 for Laotian, incl general fees.
- THB8000 for China, incl Cambodia Visa, ONE NIGHT STAY (Chinese only) and general fees.
- THB9000 for India, incl general fees.
- For following countries we will check step by step: Albania, Bahrain, Bhutan, Columbia, Cuba, Cyprus, Ecuador, Fiji, Georgia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Jordan, Kazakhstan Kosovo, Kuwait, Maldives, Malta, Mongolia, Morocco, Oman, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, UAE and Uzbekistan.
- Special agreement: Myanmar is Bilateral, only allowed to come in via Airport for 14days, can NOT join border run.
- If you not see your country here, please send a message.
- Some people wonder why some countries are included in various categories, example Russia is under VOA, Bilateral Agreement and also here on Visa Exemption 60days. The explanation is easy, like the VOA agreement has never been cancelled yet, the Bilateral Agreement is still valid, but now Russian move into this promotion as long as it last. Once this promotion will stop, Russian will move back into Bilateral Agreement category.
The process remain the same. Daily trips. Meet 04:15am & depart 04:30am @BTS Station ON NUT covered parking lot of LOTUS, behind MK Restaurant, Sukhumvit Soi 52 side. Each way is a bit over 4 hours with one stop. At border we assist with Immigration on both sides. You enter Thailand with a new entry stamp or activate another entry of your Multiple Entry Visa. Remark: Require passport with 6 month validity and 1-2 pages marked “Visa”. Add THB1000 if you have a Non Immigrant visa extension, even if cancelled already. Emergency passport can not be accepted. Cambodian E-visa can’t be used at our border checkpoints. If you need to transfer stamps from old to new passport please inform us in advance. Updated 15.04.2025
- VISA Application trip to Royal Thai Consulate Savannakhet/Laos: we have started trips again and will assist , since 5th January 2025 with booking of E-Visa, schedule and prices asap. Changed to the “E-Visa application”, https://savannakhet.thaiembassy.org/th/content/announcement-7-2567
- The Land border with Myanmar at Phu Nam Ron/Kanchanaburi ist still closed and will remain closed for a while.
- You have to go in person with our staff to complete a border or visa run, no “Ghost Run” possible.
15.04.2025: One of the challenges visitors facing while in Thailand is the fact that people get confused by the many wording, terminology and different rules set by (basically) each border or provincial Immigration. Travellers, under visa exemption scheme, arriving via an international airport will be given a 60 day visa exempt stamp, however people using OUT/IN method to extend their stay might be questioned after few visa exempt entries. There is no specific period given and there is no rule on how many visa exempt will be issued for one person. An old rule “90 days in a 180 days period” has been cancelled many years ago. The day you arrive is counted as first day.
1. The Visa Exemption List and Visa On Arrival List will be adjusted asap.
2. Other country’s passport holders must obtain Visa from a Thai diplomatic post abroad prior to commencing travel to Thailand.
General info and things to consider: We strongly recommend you to copy or record with your camera, upon entry into Thailand, following pages and keep the copies separate: Passport, latest Visa, latest Entry stamp and latest TM Card (Embarkation Card).
Re-entry permits are available at your local Thai Immigration Office, however you can also apply, after CHECK IN, at Suvarnabhumi International Airport and Don Muang International Airport, departure hall. Single Re-entry THB 1,200.-, Multiple Re-entry THB 4,000.-. Counters should be open 24/7.
Duration of stay: a 60 day visa exempt stamp can be extended by 30 days at local Thai Immigration Office, THB 1,900.-(actually every entry can be extended once).
Cancellation of work permit and extension of stay: In the event that you hold an extension of stay based on a Non B with work permit or Non ED based on study and you resign or it expires, you must cancel the “extension of stay” timely at Thai Immigration. And return the Work Permit as well, this is to avoid problem in future. There has never been a “7-day grace period”, however Thai Immigration will offer you a 7 day extension for THB 1,900.-, we call it “GET OUT OF MY COUNTRY” stamp.
Overstay charges are THB 500.-/day up to a maximum fine of THB 20,000.-.
Black Listing started 20th March 2016, age 18 years up , Children below 15 years of age will not pay overstay. Children between 15 and 18 years of age will be charged for overstay, but not Black listed. It is not possible to remove yourself from the blacklist, but after 5 years you can file an appeal.