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Do I need a visa for a 58-day holiday in Thailand as a Canadian citizen?

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Sep 29, 2025

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I am in Toronto, Canada.  I want to holiday in Thailand for 58 days.  Do I need a visa?  In any case, would I have to exit the country and come back in after 30 days?

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As a Canadian passport holder, you do not need a visa for a 58-day holiday in Thailand. You will receive a 60-day visa exemption upon arrival, provided you have a return ticket and meet the entry requirements. There is no need to exit and re-enter the country within this period.

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Phil ******

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You can enter 60-days Visa Exempt if no recent history of entries. Have ฿20k cash accommodation details and onward ticket

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Lynnette *******

No visa required for 60 days, info is on the Thai embassy website,

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Peter ***************

You will get 60 days visa exemption. Just make sure you have a return/onward ticked and fill in your TDAC online within (not more) than 3 days before arrival.

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Tony *********

60 days free entry

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With a Canadian passport and no recent history of tourist entries to Thailand, you will receive a 60-day visa exemption and a free entry stamp upon arrival. Your return ticket qualifies as the required onward ticket within the 60-day period.

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