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Are the 30-day visa stamps replacing the 60-day stamps in Thailand?

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May 6, 2025

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Are the 30 day stamps instead of 60 officially in now?

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The current consensus is that the visa-exempt entry duration remains at 60 days, with no official announcement or change in policy regarding the introduction of 30-day stamps. Recent discussions and fears about potential changes are unfounded, and travelers are advised to apply for a 60-day tourist visa if they are concerned.

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Frankie *******

Still the same.The longer u stay the faster u go broke

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Mike *******

How much notice is usually given before a change?

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Francis **********

Got 60

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John *********

No ffs 🤬

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Richie *******

Still 60

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Peter *********

No

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Ulrik *************

Apply for a 60 days Tourist Visa and then stop worry

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Phil ******

no

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Rob **********

Visa exempt entry is still 60 days, nothing has changed yet.

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Bent *************

No

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Peter *********

People (in general terms) keep mixing up TDAC and visa and exempt. TDAC has been implemented May first, which is ONLY change for now. No one knows whether 60 days exempt will at some time change to 30 👍

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Kenneth *******

Go on Thailand visa website and look at the visa

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Anna *********

No and havent been mentioned for ages

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Tony *************

They change their minds every five seconds

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Cory **********

@Tony ************

they had a discussion, and farangs ran with it with fear mongering. Keeps happening.

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Elías ********

No, IF the law changes, they'll officially announce it.

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Andrew ********

No still 60

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Ant ***********

NO

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Baz *********

No

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Brandon ************

Nothing has changed. Visa exempt is currently still 60 days.

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