Guides & resources
Read updates on entry arrangements, arrival formalities and long-stay planning. Each article identifies its sources so you can check the guidance relevant to your situation.
Thailand travel updates can mention an e-Visa, the Digital Arrival Card and an Electronic Travel Authorisation proposal in the same discussion. Those labels should not be treated as interchangeable application forms. Thai e-Visa concerns…
Read guide →Permanent-residence application notices need to be read by their actual filing dates. The year named in a quota announcement is not always the calendar year in which applications are accepted. A verified 2026 example…
Read guide →If you hold a DTV or are visiting Thailand as a tourist, your visa alone does not tell you whether a bank will open an account. You need an answer from the bank about…
Read guide →Thailand Privilege membership information should be checked with the programme operator before making a payment. Public listings and reported application deadlines can differ, particularly when a membership tier is changing. What the public operator…
Read guide →Thailand’s Long-Term Resident programme changed in 2025, but “LTR became easier” is not a complete eligibility assessment. Identify the category and then use BOI’s current qualification and document instructions. What BOI announced BOI’s January…
Read guide →Thailand's revised Visa on Arrival list applies to passports from Azerbaijan, Belarus and Serbia from 15 September 2026. The route allows an eligible traveller to apply at a designated Thai immigration checkpoint for a…
Read guide →The Thailand Digital Arrival Card, or TDAC, is a free online arrival-information form provided by Thai Immigration. It is separate from a visa application and does not give permission to remain for a particular…
Read guide →Thailand's revised framework generally limits entries under the 30-day visa-exemption scheme at land-border immigration checkpoints to twice per calendar year. The official announcement lists exceptions for nationals of Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia and Singapore,…
Read guide →Thailand's general 60-day visa-exemption measure ended on 15 September 2026. For a new arrival, the available route and permitted period now depend on the passport and applicable arrangement. Many eligible tourists receive up to…
Read guide →Tell Visa Support Thailand your current visa, stay-expiry date and the step you need help with.
Book a ConsultationContact UsVisa rules can change. Information prepared as of October 2026, so confirm specifics with our team first.