This guide is generated from the same sourced rule data as the MyThailand app, last checked 23 September 2026. Each point shows its source. Points marked Unverified have no primary source yet, so check them with your immigration office.
Key facts
From 15 September 2026, travellers from the 30-day exemption list can stay up to 30 days per entry.
Source: TAT: new 30-day and 15-day visa exemption rules (Official), checked 23 September 2026
Visa exempt entries over a land border are limited to 2 per calendar year. Citizens of Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia and Singapore are not subject to this limit.
Source: TAT: new 30-day and 15-day visa exemption rules (Official), checked 23 September 2026
You can apply to extend by up to 30 days, once, at the officer's discretion. The fee is 1,900 THB.
Source: TAT: new 30-day and 15-day visa exemption rules (Official), checked 23 September 2026; Bangkok Immigration: fee schedule (official) — extension of stay 1,900 THB (Official), checked 23 September 2026
From 15 September 2026, citizens of Mauritius and Seychelles can stay up to 15 days per entry.
Source: TAT: new 30-day and 15-day visa exemption rules (Official), checked 23 September 2026
Overstaying is charged at 500 THB per day, up to 20,000 THB.
Source: Bangkok Immigration Division 1: FAQ (Official), checked 25 September 2026
Sources
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