Thailand Revises Visa Exemptions, Shortening Stays from September 15
Thailand will shorten its 60-day visa exemption to new 30-day and 15-day categories starting September 15. This change affects travelers from 60 countries and includes expanded Visa on Arrival eligibility for some nationalities.
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