Canadians Still Get 30-Day Visa-Free Entry Under Thailand’s New Rules
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Thailand introduces stricter entry rules: The visa-free stay is reduced to 30 days – also for German holidaymakers. Longer stays are however possible.
Canadians Still Get 30-Day Visa-Free Entry Under Thailand’s New Rules
Thailand may be updating its entry rules, but nothing changes for Canadian travellers. The Tourism Authority of Thailand says its new framework, - | - Open Jaw is a leading travel authority on industry news and insights delivering fast, focused analysis, product updates, as well as its renowned Pink Couch insider interviews with top execs.
From September 15, 2026, citizens of European Union countries will be able to stay in Thailand without a visa for a maximum of 30 days, instead of 60. Bangkok cites the tightening of the rules as a fight against foreign crime. However, exceptions are provided for some travelers.
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