Thailand rolls out short, medium and long term visa reforms to attract global visitors

Thailand Is Updating Its Visa Rules — How Will This Make Travel Easier?

Thailand is set to adjust visa-free stays for visitors from 93 countries from 60 days to 30 days. Officials say most tourists stay less than a month, so travel plans shouldn’t be affected. Natthriya Thaweevong, Permanent Secretary of Tourism and Sports, explained the change aims to prevent visa misuse and illegal activities. “If visitors want to stay longer than 30 days, they can apply for an extension as usual,” she said. The visa-free program,…

Thailand to Review 60-Day Visa-Free Entry

BANGKOK – Thailand’s Tourism and Sports Ministry has confirmed that a newly formed government committee is reviewing the 60-day visa-free scheme, with a proposal to reduce the stay period to 30 days. Officials and tourism operators insist the change will not negatively impact the industry, as most visitors already stay for less than a month. […] Source

Thailand rolls out short, medium and long term visa reforms to attract global visitors

The Cabinet acknowledges updated visa policies as part of Thailand’s broader efforts to attract international visitors and stimulate economic growth. PATTAYA, Thailand – The Cabinet has acknowledged visa measures and guidelines proposed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to promote tourism and stimulate Thailand’s economy, in line with the Cabinet resolution of May 28, 2024. The measures are organized into short-, medium-, and long-term framewor…