“Got my Korea K-ETA sorted before a Seoul trip - I didn’t realise Thais still need it. Quick and clear.”
Visa Requirements for Thailand Citizens
A Thailand passport moves freely across ASEAN, China and much of Asia without a visa. For the destinations that still ask for an eVisa or eTA - Korea’s K-ETA among them - we prepare the paperwork and email back the approval.
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About Thailand Passport
The Thai passport ranks in the mid-60s on the Henley Passport Index, with visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to roughly 80 destinations - most of them across Asia, including all of ASEAN, China and Japan, plus much of South America. For the wider world, a Thai traveller usually needs a visa arranged before departure.
A growing number of those visas are now issued online. Where a destination offers an eVisa, eTA or travel authorisation to Thai citizens, we prepare and submit it for you. Wherever you travel, keep your passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
Last review: 29 June 2026
Verified against official government information. Visa rules can change, so confirm details before you book.
Destinations Thailand citizens can apply for with us
Apply online for our destinations — most directly, and a few more if you meet one simple condition.
An expert checks it
every Thai application is reviewed by our team, not a bot
We handle the form
completed accurately and lodged with the right authority
One clear price
secure payment and real support until you travel
Delivered by email
print your approval or show it on your phone on arrival
General visa requirements for Thailand passport holder
Valid Thailand passport
At least 6 months' validity from your entry date, with a blank page for stamps.
Digital Formal Portrait
Recent colour photo, white background, full face clearly visible.
Return or Onward Flight Ticket
Confirmed flights showing when you arrive and leave.
Stay Accommodations
Hotel booking, rental or a host invitation for your stay.
Requirements vary by destination, but in general these cover almost every application. If a country needs anything more, we will flag it and help you prepare it.
Regional travel for Thailand
Read the travel policy details for Thailand
Most regional travel from Thailand needs no visa at all. As a member of ASEAN, Thailand gives its citizens visa-free entry across the bloc - Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos, Brunei, Cambodia and Myanmar - and since 2024 mainland China is visa-free too, joining Japan, Hong Kong, Russia and others.
For the wider world - Europe, the UK, the United States, Canada and Australia - Thai travellers apply for a full embassy visa, since Thailand is not in any visa-waiver programme. We focus on the destinations that accept an online eVisa or travel authorisation, so you only face an interview when there is genuinely no online route.
Source of information
Rules can shift between reading this and flying. These official government pages are the best place to confirm passport rules and travel requirements before you book.
What Thailand travellers said
Real feedback from verified Thailand travellers — here is a sample of recent applications we handled.
“Arranged my UAE eVisa for a Dubai holiday quickly, and told me exactly which documents to bring.”
“Sorted my Saudi eVisa for Umrah without any fuss. Clear steps and quick replies to my questions.”
“Quick, clear India e-visa for a trip to Delhi. Much easier than going to the embassy myself.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Around 80 in total when you count visa-free entry and visa on arrival. The Thai passport ranks in the mid-60s on the Henley Passport Index, and most of that access is across Asia - all of ASEAN, China, Japan, Hong Kong and others - plus South America and a few more. For destinations beyond that you usually need a visa, and where it can be arranged online we handle it here.



