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Entering and staying in Thailand
Applies to around 60 nationalities including Japan, the US, the UK, the EU, Australia, Canada and India (15 days for some nationalities). Extendable by 30 days in Thailand for a 1,900 baht fee.
Required of everyone entering by air, land or sea. Register online free of charge from 72 hours before arrival. A new submission is required for every entry.
Register on the official TDAC siteProof of residence and a criminal record check are now mandatory, and applications are limited to the embassy covering your nationality or country of residence.
Nationals of neighbouring Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia and Singapore are exempt from this limit. There is no limit on entries by air.
A guideline applied at the point of entry. Check your expiry date before you travel.
Always detected by the digital check on departure. A record of overstaying can affect future visa applications.
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Exchange
Exchange rates
Rates from the main exchange counters, updated every 15 minutes and ranked best first.
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Hotels
Hotels near stations
Within walking distance of a BTS or MRT station, or the beach. 20 stations in Bangkok, plus Pattaya.
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SIM / eSIM
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SIM / eSIM comparison
From eSIMs for visitors to monthly plans for residents, compared side by side.
Thai news today
Headlines are in Japanese, sourced from Japanese-language media. Links open the original article on each publisher's site.
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