Country Visa Guides

Newly married Indian couples travelling to Thailand for a honeymoon under 60 days do not need a visa at all, both spouses enter visa-free under the November

Indian freelancers can absolutely apply for a Thailand visa, and approval rates sit above 80 percent when the documentation is complete. The challenge is

Indians without salary slips can absolutely get a Thailand visa, but the documents you submit instead need to tell a clear story about your income and your

Indians can apply for a Thailand visa without an ITR. Approval depends entirely on the substitute income proof you submit, and recent application data shows

Indian housewife applicants get their Thailand visa approved at a rate above 95 percent when they submit a complete spouse-sponsored bundle: spouse’s last two

Self-employed Indians applying for a Thailand visa get approved at roughly the same rate as salaried applicants, but they need a different document bundle: GST

Thailand does not require health insurance for the standard 60-day visa-free entry, the tourist e-Visa, the multiple-entry tourist visa (METV) or the

For a 7-day Thailand trip, an Indian-issued forex card pre-loaded with Thai baht is the cheapest way to spend abroad, undercutting bank ATM withdrawals by

Thailand does not require travel insurance for tourist entry from India in 2026. Not for the 60-day visa-free scheme, not for the tourist e-Visa, not for the