ANNOUNCEMENT
Updates on the Visa Exemption and Visa on Arrival (VoA)The Royal Thai Government promotes tourism and economy witha 60-day Visa Exemption Scheme for listed countries below.
Starting from 15 July 2024 onwards.

Visa Exemption (60 Days)
Nationals of the following 93 countries and territories are entitled to visa exemption
for the purpose of tourism, business engagements, urgent or ad-hoc work, for up to a 60-day
period of stay and can be extended for another period not exceeding 30 days. Extensionof stay is solely at the discretion of the immigration officer. Within the period of stay, traveler
can apply for a new type of visa at the Immigration Bureau in Thailand.
List of Countries and Territories:
1. Albania
26. France
2. Andorra
27. Georgia
3. Australia
28. Germany
4. Austria
29. Greece
5. Belgium
30. Guatemala
6. Bahrain
31. Hong Kong
7. Bhutan
32. Hungary
8. Brazil
33. Iceland
9. Brunei
34. India
10. Bulgaria
35. Indonesia
11. Cambodia
36. Ireland
12. Canada
37. Israel
13. Czech Republic
38. Italy
14. China
39. Jamaica
15. Colombia
40. Japan
16. Croatia
41. Jordan
17. Cuba
42. Kazakhstan
18. Cyprus
43. Korea (ROK)
19. Denmark
44. Kosovo
20. Dominica
45. Kuwait
21. Dominican
46. LaosRepublic
47. Latvia
48. Liechtenstein
22. Ecuador
49. Lithuania
23. Estonia
50. Luxembourg
24. Fiji
51. Macao
25. Finland

52. Malaysia
53. Maldives
54. Malta
55. Mauritius
56. Mexico
57. Monaco
58. Mongolia
59. Morocco
60. Netherlands
61. New Zealand
62. Norway
63. Oman
64. Panama
65. Papua NewGuinea
66. Peru
67. Philippines
68. Poland
69. Portugal
70. Qatar
71. Romania
72. Russia
73. San Marino
74. Saudi Arabia
75. Singapore
76. Slovakia

77. Slovenia
78. Spain
79. Sri Lanka
80. South Africa
81. Sweden
82. Switzerland
83. Taiwan
84. Tonga
85. Trinidad andTobago
86. Turkey
87. Ukraine
88. United ArabEmirates(UAE)
89. United
Kingdom(UK)90. United Statesof America(USA)
91. Uruguay
92. Uzbekistan
93. Vietnam

The following countries have bilateral agreements for visa exemption with Thailand**
Argentina, Chile, Myanmar (International airports only)

Next page →For Necessary or Urgent Work or Ad-hoc Work need to notify the registrar in person at
any international airport or labour offices in Thailand. The process takes one working day
and can only be obtained after the foreigner has entered Thailand. The work shall becompleted within 15 days.
16 Types of Necessary or Urgent Work or Ad-hoc Work:
1. Organizing or setting up conferences,trainings, seminars, exhibitions, or tradefairs
2. Conducting special academic lectures
3. Aviation superintendent
4. Occasional internet audit
5. Follow-up and resolve technical issues
6. Quality control of products/goods orproducts/goods quality inspection
7. Inspection or improvement ofproduction process
8. Machinery and electric generator
equipment system inspection ormaintenance

9. Machinery maintenance and installation
10. Electric train technician
11. Aircraft or aircraft equipment systemtechnician
12. Consulting work on machinery
maintenance or machinery control
system
13. Machinery demonstration and testing
14. Movie filming and slide photographing
15. Recruitment of job seeker for overseas
job placement
16. Technical skill testing for overseas job
placement**The period of stay is based on respective bilateral agreements
For more information, please contact the Thai Immigration Bureau pr Department of Employment

Next page →Visa on Arrival (VoA)
Nationals of the following 31 countries and territories may apply for visa on arrival at
the immigration checkpoints on arrival for tourism purpose, for a single entry with a periodof stay not exceeding 15 days.
Visa on Arrival:
1. Armenia
2. Belarus
3. Bulgaria
4. Bhutan
5. Bolivia
6. China
7. Costa Rica
8. Cyprus
9. El Salvador
10. Ethiopia
11. Fiji

12. Georgia
13. India
14. Kazakhstan
15. Kyrgyzstan
16. Malta
17. Mexico
18. Namibia
19. Nauru
20. Papua NewGuinea
21. Paraguay

22. Romania
23. Russia
24. Saudi Arabia
25. Serbia
26. Seychelles
27. Taiwan
28. Tunisia
29. Uzbekistan
30. Vanuatu
31. Venezuela

For more information other than details mentioned above, please contact the Thai
Immigration Bureau.