Do Indian travelers get Visa on arrival in Thailand in feb 2025

Apologies if this question has already been asked (don’t want to scroll through all past questions to check).

I am looking for some clarity on the application process for a DTV visa (the remote worker one, based in Thailand working for a company outside of Thailand). If someone was already in Thailand on the 60 day visa exempt, could they travel to a neighbouring country after the 60 days and apply for the DTV visa from there? Say Vietnam for example. Or does it have to be applied for from their home country (in this case the UK)?

Also can the 60 day visa exempt be extended at an immigration office for 1,900 THB for another 30 days (90 in total) or is 60 days the max?

Thanks 🤞

I've looked at all the border-run options and for me the best is an overnight train to Padang Basar, returning the same day on another overnight. Just want to confirm before booking that the 60 day tourist visa will be issued at that border? Also, is there anything to do in Padang Basar during the day-long wait?

Good morning,

I have been on a marriage extension for 4 years,

This year I can't do my extension as I have insufficient funds,

My money Is late coming in this year, so I'm thinking I have to leave and come back on a 60 day visa exempt, by which time my funds will be here, am I able to do this and apply for the marriage visa again?

And if so can I just go to a bordering country?

I'm a bit stuck with wonder if anyone can help with some advice.

My plan is to purchase property with my wife, so I need a bank account. She will purchase in her name, and offer a lease with a loan to give me some security. I'm chatting with Pattaya agencies to assist with getting a bank account. I've been told I can't get a bank account on a visa exemption because I'm under 50. So - I need a visa first, yet visas often seem to need a bank account!

My circumstances:

-British Citizen, under 50.

-Married to my Thai wife 13 years, dual nationality.

-We live in the UK

-She changed her name to English name on both passports + Thai ID

-But- we don't have a marriage certificate in Thailand

-Child born in England, dual nationality with full passport+Thai ID

-Only on visa exemption

Problem is - I don't think any of the visa categories work.

-Marriage visa - requires money in a Thai bank account, and a house book entry

-Retirement visa - not old enough

-None of the work visas make sense, I'm not working.

If I come Thailand with 60 days visa exemption

Can I extend my stay or get Ed visa without leaving the country?

Hi guys, I need your help

Flying from Australia, can you still get Visa on arrival or do you have to do a E Visa?

Looking forward to your help and guidance 👍

Has anyone managed to get a dtv with a 4 week cooking course?

Hi, I need some advice. I’m planning to go back to Thailand on a single entry tourist visa in a few months and do plan to stay the 60days. I will have a flight back to the UK and accomodation proof as well. It will have been 8 months since my last visit which was a visa exemption changed to a 6 months education visa which i left to come back to England one month earlier than the expiry date. When I go back, in the last two years I’ve had one single entry tourist visa which I extended for 30 days, two visa exemptions (one was 16 days holiday) and the other was the one I mentioned above converting to education visa. I’m just worried about Thai immigration as I’ve heard they can be very strict sometimes and worried about education visa stamp on my passport. I did attend classes and can understand and speak Thai a little bit but still slightly nervous. I know I don’t have as many entries as other people but just not sure as Immigration at Phuket airport can be unpredictable. Any advice welcome!

Hello! Please could I get some reassurance, my family and I are visiting Thailand on 22nd January for 33 days until 25th February as tourists from the UK. I believe we don't need a visa for this as it is now up to 60 days? Am I correct in thinking this? Panicking a bit as there's lots of conflicting info online. Thanks so much xx