The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi still describes a 60-day visa exemption for ordinary Indian passports, for tourism or short-term business. You must still file a Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before you fly.
TDAC is due within 3 days of arrival, including the arrival date. Official form: tdac.immigration.go.th. Source: Royal Thai Embassy New Delhi, checked 2026-08-29.
Thailand e-visa is still available if you need a stay longer than 60 days, or the exemption no longer applies when you travel.
Official requirements per Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Typical processing for Indian passport holders. Actual timing depends on Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi still describes a 60-day visa exemption for ordinary Indian passports, for tourism or short-term business. You must still file a Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before you fly. The current published position was checked on 2026-08-29. Source: Royal Thai Embassy New Delhi.
Entry under the current waiver has no government visa fee. If you still want help, or you need the Thailand e-visa, Clearviza charges ₹1,999 per traveller. Submit a request. We email a payment link.
Typical processing listed for Indian passport holders is 5 days. Rush processing can complete in 48 hours. Actual timing always depends on Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Required documents: Valid passport, Recent photograph, Proof of funds, Travel itinerary. Upload the files with your request. We do not extract details from your passport scan on this request.
The Thailand visa is issued by Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Approval sits with Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Issuer submission is not part of this request.
No centre visit is listed for the Thailand product on this page. Follow the issuer instructions that come with your approval.
No. Approval is entirely at the discretion of Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We prepare a complete request so your case can be assessed on its merits after you pay.
Rejections are at the discretion of Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Government fees follow the embassy rejection policy and are typically non-refundable. We share any reason the embassy provides so you can decide whether to reapply.
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