Of the 198 other passports, 67 can visit Thailand visa-free and 3 get a visa on arrival. 85 need an e-Visa or online approval before they travel. For 43, the rules changed recently: check first.
Each country is coloured by what its passport holders need to visit Thailand. Hover over or tap a country for details.
Thailand replaced its 60-day visa exemption. Passports from 60 countries and territories, including South Africa, the UK and the US, now get 30 days visa-free; Mauritius and Seychelles get 15 days; Azerbaijan, Belarus and Serbia get a visa on arrival. Separate agreements between Thailand and some countries still apply. Passports marked “check first” aren’t named on the new lists: ask the Royal Thai Embassy before you book.
Every visitor must also fill in the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card online before arriving: tdac.immigration.go.th. Sites that charge for it are not official.
How current is this? Entry types come from an open visa dataset updated 17 Feb 2026, corrected where newer official notices show a change (checked 17 Oct 2026). Notes on this page were checked against the sources below. Rules change without notice: confirm with the embassy or official immigration site, and check your route on the IATA Travel Centre before you book.
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