Thailand

Entry & Travel Requirements for Traveling to Thailand

16 nationality guides with verified visa requirements, safety scores and scam warnings for visiting Thailand.

Singaporean Citizens

Singaporean passport holders travelling to Thailand: 30 Days Visa-Free, up to 30 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Russian Citizens

Russian passport holders travelling to Thailand: 30 Days Visa-Free, up to 30 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Indian Citizens

Indian passport holders travelling to Thailand: Visa on Arrival / eVisa, up to 15 to 30 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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South Korean Citizens

South Korean passport holders travelling to Thailand: 90 Days Visa-Free, up to 90 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Japanese Citizens

Japanese passport holders travelling to Thailand: 60 Days Visa-Free, up to 60 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Chinese Citizens

Chinese passport holders travelling to Thailand: 30 Days Visa-Free, up to 30 Days per entry (Max 90 days per 180-day period). Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Malaysian Citizens

Malaysian passport holders travelling to Thailand: 60 Days Visa-Free, up to 60 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Canadian Citizens

Canadian passport holders travelling to Thailand: 60 Days Visa-Free, up to 60 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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French Citizens

French passport holders travelling to Thailand: 60 Days Visa-Free, up to 60 Days. Verified entry rules, fees, safety notes and FAQs for 2026.

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Spanish Citizens

Spanish passport holders travelling to Thailand: Visa-Free, up to 60 Days (Extendable by 30 days). Verified entry rules, document checklist and FAQs for 2026.

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Italian Citizens

Italian passport holders travelling to Thailand: Visa-Free, up to 60 Days (Extendable by 30 days). Verified entry rules, document checklist and FAQs for 2026.

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Dutch Citizens

Dutch passport holders travelling to Thailand: Visa-Free, up to 60 Days (Extendable by 30 days). Verified entry rules, document checklist and FAQs for 2026.

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German Citizens

German passport holders travelling to Thailand: Visa-Free, up to 60 Days (Extendable by 30 days). Verified entry rules, document checklist and FAQs for 2026.

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US Citizens

78 / 100

US passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for tourism. This guide covers passport validity, maximum stay, safety scores by area, common tourist scams and the best months to visit — all verified against official government sources.

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UK Citizens

78 / 100

UK passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for tourism. This guide covers passport validity, maximum stay, safety scores by area, common tourist scams and the best months to visit — all verified against official government sources.

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Australian Citizens

78/100 — safe with standard precautions

Australian passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days — extended in 2024 from 30 days — but passport validity, the land-border entry limit and Bangkok's well-documented tuk-tuk and gem scams all need checking before you travel.

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Travel Safety Guides for Thailand

City-by-city safety scores, scams and emergency contacts.

Chiang Mai

82/100

Chiang Mai is one of Thailand's safest cities for visitors. The main health concern is seasonal air pollution (Feb–April) and trekking accidents in remote hill-tribe areas.

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Bangkok

72/100

Bangkok is generally safe for tourists who stay aware and stick to well-lit, central neighbourhoods. Most incidents involve opportunistic scams, pickpocketing in crowded markets, and road accidents involving motorbikes.

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Phuket

78/100

Phuket is safe for tourists who respect the ocean. The main risks are rip currents at certain beaches, jet-ski deposit scams, and drink spiking in beach-club areas.

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Bangkok

Avoid getting scammed in Bangkok. Real-world guide to identifying 'Grand Palace Closed' traps, meterless taxis, and gem store extortion schemes.

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