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Thailand visa requirements
Many nationalities enter Thailand visa-free for tourism, subject to proof of onward travel and funds.
Visa free Last updated 2026-07-28
- Visa type
- Visa exemption for tourism
- Processing time
- Not applicable
- Visa fees
- No fee
- Validity
- On arrival
- Length of stay
- Up to 60 days
- Passport validity
- Minimum 6 months beyond intended date of departure, with 2 blank pages.
- Biometrics
- Required at the visa application centre.
- Interview
- Not usually required for tourism.
- Photo requirements
- Recent colour photograph, white background, 80% face coverage, no glasses or headwear.
- Financial proof
- Last 3–6 months of bank statements showing stable balance, plus income tax returns or salary slips.
- Flights
- Confirmed onward or return ticket must be shown at immigration.
- Accommodation
- Confirmed accommodation for the full duration, or an invitation letter with host ID.
- Insurance
- Strongly recommended; medical cover of at least USD 50,000 for the trip duration.
Application steps
- 1
Run the Mirai eligibility check for your nationality, purpose and travel dates.
- 2
Receive a personalised document checklist and cover letter template.
- 3
Book the appointment and submit documents in person.
- 4
Pay government fees and, where applicable, give biometrics.
- 5
Track the decision in your Mirai dashboard and collect the approved visa.
Required documents
- PassportOriginal plus copies of first and last pages
- Visa application formSigned and dated
- PhotographsAs per specification above
- Financial documentsBank statements, ITR or salary slips
- Travel itineraryFlights and accommodation
- Employment or business proofNOC, leave letter or company registration
- Travel insuranceWhere mandatory or recommended
Common reasons for rejection
- Insufficient or inconsistent financial evidence
- Weak ties to the country of residence
- Incomplete or mismatched documents
- Previous overstay or visa refusal not disclosed
- Itinerary that does not match the stated purpose
Frequently asked questions
How early should I apply for a Thailand visa?
We recommend starting at least 6 weeks before departure. Current processing is not applicable.
Can Mirai apply on my behalf?
Yes. A dedicated visa expert reviews your documents, files the application and tracks it through to decision.
What happens if my visa is refused?
We analyse the refusal grounds and prepare a strengthened re-application. Government fees are non-refundable.