Do Australians need an e-visa for tourism in Thailand in December, or is the 30-day exemption still valid?

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Dec 22, 2024

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hi do Australians coming for tourism purposes in December require the e-visa? or is the 30 day exemption still in place?

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Australians traveling to Thailand for tourism do not require an e-visa, as they are eligible for a visa-exempt stay which has been updated to a 60-day duration.

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No, Australians don't need a visa to stay in Thailand for tourism purposes in the short term.

Visa-exempt entries are still in place but it's 60 days now.

I think you are mixing eVisa and ETA. Check this post, please.

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