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Thailand fully reopens with free visa waiver extended to 45 days
From tomorrow October 1, 2022, no more proof will be required to enter Thailand, neither proof of vaccination, nor antigen test for the unvaccinated.
It is therefore the return to normal for tourists who want to go to Thailand, or more exactly the return to the pre-Covid situation, after a 30-month period that began in March 2020.
Free visa waiver extended from 30 to 45 days
As Thailand prepares to welcome tourists back in droves and without any restrictions, the free visa exemption has been extended from 30 to 45 days, which allows (after a 30-day extension) to carry out a stay in Thailand 75 days without a visa.
Free and without any prior formalities to accomplish, the visa exemption is by far the most advantageous formula for a short stay in Thailand. Normally limited to 30 days, it will be extended to 45 days from October 1, 2022 until March 31, 2023.
- Initial duration: 45 days (from 1/10/2022 to 31/03/2023) instead of 30 days in normal times.
- Maximum length of stay: 75 days
- Cost: free for the first 45 days, 1900 baht for a 30-day extension on site, i.e. a maximum stay of 75 days in Thailand without having to leave the country.
List of countries eligible for the 45-day visa waiver
| Andorra Australia Austria Belgium Bahrain Brunei Canada Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Indonesia Ireland | Israel Italy Japan Kuwait Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malaysia Maldives Mauritius Monaco The Netherlands New Zealand Norway Oman The Philippines | Poland Portugal Qatar San Marino Singapore Slovak Slovenia Spain South Africa Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine UAE UK USA |
Document required : None, except a passport valid for at least 6 months after the date of your departure for Thailand.
State of emergency lifted from Septembre 30
The government has also committed to lifting the state of emergency from October 1st and concomitantly dissolving the Covid-19 Situation Administration Center (CCSA).
The revocation of the emergency decree will coincide with the reclassification of COVID-19 from a “dangerous infectious disease” to an “infectious disease under surveillance” by the National Communicable Diseases Committee, and Thailand will enter a post- pandemic on October 1.
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