Estimate a permission-to-stay date
Important: This tool provides general information only and does not replace advice or a decision from Thai Immigration or another competent Thai authority. Immigration rules can change and individual circumstances may affect the result. Always check the permitted-stay date in your passport and official Thai government information.
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How long can I stay in Thailand?
The answer depends on the entry permission actually granted. A tourist visa commonly gives up to 60 days on entry, while standard non-immigrant categories commonly give up to ${THAILAND_ENTRY_RULES.bilateralDays} days. O-A, DTV and LTR routes have different periods and conditions. Extensions are separate decisions made by Immigration and should be added only when they have actually been granted.
This Thailand visa expiry calculator uses standard periods for categories that can be estimated reliably. It does not override a shortened permission, passport-expiry restriction, insurance condition or other individual decision.
Always check the passport
The admitted-until date in your passport is the practical date to follow. If this calculator and the passport differ, use the passport date and seek advice before it passes.
Stay calculator FAQ
Does a multiple-entry visa let me stay until the visa expires?
Not necessarily. Each entry has its own permission-to-stay date.
Can I add an expected extension?
You may model an extension, but the result remains an estimate until Immigration grants it.
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