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Do Australian passport holders need a visa to enter Thailand?

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Jan 11, 2025

3 months ago

Pamela **********

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I am an Australian passport holder, do I need a visa to enter Thailand?

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Australian passport holders can enter Thailand without a visa for a stay of up to 60 days. They can also extend their stay for an additional 30 days if required. It's advised to check the latest updates regarding Visa on Arrival or ETA options.

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60 day plus 30 if you extend

3 months ago

Amit ********

You probably require an ETA. Do check with Thai embassy website please

3 months ago

Keith ***********

Are you from Bay Watch?

3 months ago

Rohit ********

3 months ago

Kim ********

As an Australian you can stay in Thailand for 60 days or less without the need for a visa

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Pamela **********

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@Kim *******

thank you! I'm due to fly over for a visa run from Vietnam and started to stress.

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Jeremy ********

Not at this time…. 60 day on arrival

3 months ago

Giuseppe **********

I guess not

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