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Thailand OKs indefinite visa-free entry for Indians [2024]: Top places to explore

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Last updated: 5 November, 2024 3:12 PM
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Thailand OKs indefinite visa-free entry for Indians [2024]: Top places to explore
Thailand OKs indefinite visa-free entry for Indians [2024]: Top places to explore

New Delhi: In an exciting update for Indian tourists, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has announced a visa-free entry policy for Indian travellers, now effective indefinitely. Initially planned to conclude on November 11, 2024, this policy allows Indian visitors to enjoy an extended stay in Thailand, with up to 60 days of visa-free travel and the option to extend by an additional 30 days. For extension, visitors will have to apply at a local immigration office.

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This opens up Thailand’s top destinations, making it easier for Indian travellers to immerse themselves in the rich culture, beautiful landscapes, and lively urban experiences.

Thailand visa-free for Indians

This updated policy aims to offer greater convenience and flexibility, encouraging more Indian travellers to experience the country’s rich culture, scenic landscapes, and vibrant cities. Now it has become easier for Indian travellers to visit the country hassle-free and enjoy th rich culture and heritage without the worry of a visa. The visa-free entry policy started last year on November 10 and was to end on May 10. But later got extended by the government from May 11 to November 11. 

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Best places in Thailand for Indians to explore

Here are some of the best places to not miss on your next trip to Thailand trip if you are a first-time visitor or have already explored. These places are a go-to and a must-add to a fun and adventurous trip.

  • Pattaya: A place famous worldwide for its beaches, water sports, fun and adventurous nightlife. Not only a classy place for friends to visit but also has some major attractions for families to explore such as Nong Nooch Tropical Garden and the Sanctuary of Truth, making it ideal for all types of travellers.
  • Chiang Mai: If you wish to explore the relaxing and quieter side of Thailand, Chiang Mai is an ideal place with many ancient temples, local markets, and mountains all around to explore. The Lantern Festival (Yi Peng) is a beautiful experience for Indian visitors.
  • Phuket: Another major tourist attraction in Thailand famous for its serene beaches, and nightlife. From Patong Beach’s nightlife to Phi Phi Islands’ crystal-clear waters, Phuket promises a tropical getaway. If you wish to make your parents also explore the life they have never seen before, Phuket is the place to be and celebrate some great moments.
  • Ayutthaya: This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a journey through history with its ancient ruins, temples, and palaces, giving Indians a unique cultural experience.
  • Krabi: Home to nature lovers, Krabi is famous for its limestone cliffs, caves and islands like Koh Phi Phi and Koh Lanta, which are a popular attraction among travellers. Enjoy some adventurous activities like snorkelling, cliff claiming and more around nature.

Thailand is a home to range of activities and tourist places for Indians to explore and that is also now visa-free. Whether it’s a short trip or an extended stay, each place provides a memorable experience that makes Thailand a favourite destination.

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