The new policy permits Indian travelers to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days without a visa. A local immigration office can extend this stay by an additional 30 days.
Thailand announced that its visa policy for Indian nationals, which was scheduled to expire on Nov 11, 2024, has been extended indefinitely, allowing Indians visa-free entry to the country.
The new policy permits Indian travelers to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days without a visa. A local immigration office can extend this stay by an additional 30 days.
The expansion of visa-free travel for Indians has made it easier for travelers to visit Thailand, a popular destination known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant culture.
In the past, obtaining a Thai visa required paperwork, fees, and often a waiting period. However, between Jan and mid-Oct of 2024, the number of Indian tourists rose to around 16.17 million, thanks to the removal of visa requirements.
The visa-free travel policy has also led to an increase in unplanned weekend reservations.
In Nov 2023, the Thai government implemented its first visa-free entry program for Indians, which lasted for a year.
Due to the unexpected surge in tourism earnings from Indian tourists, the government decided to allow Indians to enter the country without a visa permanently.
Not only Thailand, but Malaysia has also implemented a visa-free entry policy for Indians, propelling the country to become the fourth most-searched vacation destination for Indians in just six months.
Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Vietnam have experienced a significant increase in tourism this year, with a total of 70 million registered visitors, many of whom are Indians.
Due to the rapid surge in tourism, Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has proposed a Schengen-type visa for all six Southeast Asian countries.
This initiative aims to provide a seamless travel experience across borders, making it easier for tourists to travel and giving a boost to the region's tourism industry.
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