Thailand Visa Finder
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Thailand visa do I need?
It depends on your nationality, how long you want to stay, and what you plan to do. Tourists from most Western countries get 60 days visa-free. Remote workers should look at the DTV visa. Retirees over 50 qualify for the retirement visa. Take the quiz above for a personalized recommendation.
How long can I stay in Thailand without a visa?
Citizens of the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and most EU countries get 60 days visa-free on arrival. Some nationalities get 30 days, and others need a visa on arrival or must apply in advance. You can extend a visa exemption by 30 days at any immigration office for 1,900 THB.
What is the easiest Thailand visa to get?
For short stays, the visa exemption requires no application at all. For longer stays, the DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) is relatively straightforward if you can show proof of remote work. The Thailand Privilege visa is the easiest long-term option since it only requires payment and a clean record.
How much does a Thailand visa cost?
Visa exemption is free. Tourist visas cost about $40 (1,500 THB). The DTV visa costs $280 (10,000 THB). Retirement visas are about $60 (2,000 THB). Thailand Privilege starts at $17,000 (600,000 THB) for 5 years. Using a visa agent adds $100 to $500 depending on complexity.
Can I work remotely in Thailand?
The DTV (Destination Thailand Visa) is specifically designed for remote workers. It allows you to stay up to 180 days per entry with multiple entries over 5 years. You need proof of remote employment or freelance work and health insurance.