Thailand

For Indian passport holders heading to Thailand in 2026, whether a visa is required depends on one number: how many days you plan to stay. Trips of 60 days or

For Indian passport holders applying for a Thailand visa in 2026, what is required falls into five buckets: a passport with at least six months validity from

Thai citizens travelling to India in 2026 need a visa. There is no visa-free entry for Thai passport holders, no visa-on-arrival at Indian airports for

Thailand visa rejections can be appealed within 30 days of the rejection date, and for clear procedural or documentation-fix cases the appeal succeeds roughly

Thailand’s visa rejection rate for Indian applicants is below 5 percent when documentation is complete, and a rejection is almost always fixable. If your

Retired Indians get one of the highest Thailand visa approval rates of any applicant category, north of 96 percent in our recent tracking, because their

Government employees in India applying for a Thailand visa face two extra steps that private-sector applicants do not: a department-issued political clearance,

Indian students currently on a gap year can absolutely apply for a Thailand visa, and approval rates sit above 90 percent when the file makes two things

Indian senior citizens applying for a Thailand visa enjoy an approval rate above 96 percent when their documentation is complete, the highest of any Indian

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