Is there any limit for Indians to get Visa on Arrival in Thailand from air and land borders?

@Nishant ***********

like Stuart said it's going to be at the discretion of immigration and they're likely to be more strict than visa exempt nations.

Land borders are generally not an option for VOA.

@Nishant ***********

It's the same. Since both Indians and Chinese have access to visa on arrival.

To encourage tourism, the majority of land borders issue VOA, as they want to make it easier for Chinese and Indian nationals to enter. As everyone knows, the Thai government loves Chinese tourists. So many of them enter by land through the land borders with Laos (particularly the Golden Triangle and Chiang Khong) with sizeable numbers coming through Nong Khai, that all these border crossings started offering VOA several years ago. The only international borders that might not offer VOA are the smaller quieter ones such as Phayao, Beung Kan, Ranong, Wang Prachan and Ban Prakob.

Again, one needs to check immigration websites for an up to date list.

@Stuart ********

MOST land borders allow VOA (check the Thai government immigration website for details). This is well known. Like I said, I just recently traveled with some Chinese people and also back in , so I know quite well, the situation regarding VOA at land borders. All the larger borders will have the facility available. This is well known.

@Stuart ********

Most land borders allow VOA entries though not all. Just came through several different borders with some Chinese nationals.

One border that does not issue VOAs anymore (though they do issue re entry permits) is Ranong.