Thailand’s 60-Day Visa-Free Era Ends in 5 Days: What Travellers Arriving Before September 15 Need to Know
Arriving in Thailand before 15 September 2026? Learn why your existing entry stamp still counts, what changes to 30 days and how to prepare for your trip.
Thailand land-border visa exemption: two entries a year from 15 September
Thailand’s visa-exempt land entries are capped at twice per calendar year from 15 September 2026 for most covered travellers. See exceptions and options.
Thailand short-term work: Non-B visa advised from 15 September
Travelling to Thailand for urgent work from 15 September 2026? Newland Chase advises a Non-B visa while clarification on the UWP procedure is pending.
Thailand Tourism Industry Divided Over New 30-Day Visa Rule
Thailand’s tourism industry is split over the incoming 30-day visa exemption effective 15 September 2026 — see who supports it and why one tycoon calls it a mistake.
Bangkok Airport E-Gates for Foreigners: Live Arrival Rules at BKK & DMK
Suvarnabhumi arrival e-gates are now operating for some foreign travellers. Check the 33-passport list, visa restrictions, TDAC rules and DMK guidance.
Thailand Proof of Funds: What Travellers May Be Asked to Show
Thailand may ask arriving travellers for proof of funds. See the amounts by entry category, acceptable evidence and the safer approach for visa exemption.
Thailand Visa Exemption Officially Cut to 30 Days from 15 September
Official Royal Gazette notices cut Thailand’s visa exemption from 60 to 30 days for 60 countries from 15 September 2026.
Thailand’s New Deportation Rules Take Effect: What Foreign Nationals Should Know
Thailand’s new deportation rules took effect on 28 August 2026. See who may be affected, how decisions work and what the regulation changes.
Thailand Tightens DTV Visa Rules: New Checks Start 31 August
Thailand will tighten DTV visa applications from 31 August 2026 with new residency and criminal-record checks. Here is what applicants must know.
Thailand Warns Tourist Visas May Be Revoked for Misconduct
Thailand warns that serious tourist misconduct can lead to visa revocation. Learn what the policy means and how visitors can avoid immigration problems.
