Thailand has announced the extension of a temporary visa exemption for tourists from India and Taiwan, aiming to further stimulate its tourism industry. Introduced in November 2023, the visa exemption allowed Indian and Taiwanese tourists to enter Thailand without a visa for short stays. Due to its positive impact on tourism and the increasing number of visitors from these countries, the Thai government has decided to extend this exemption until November 11, 2024. This decision is part of Thailand’s broader strategy to enhance its appeal as a prime tourist destination and to recover from the tourism downturn caused by global events. During this extended period, tourists from India and Taiwan can enter Thailand visa-free for stays of up to 30 days for tourism purposes. This facilitation is expected to significantly increase travel convenience, thereby encouraging more tourists to explore Thailand. The extension of the visa exemption is anticipated to have a substantial positive impact on the Thai economy, particularly in the tourism sector, which is a major source of income for the country. By simplifying travel procedures, Thailand aims to attract more visitors, boost economic activity, and reinforce its status as a welcoming and accessible destination for international travelers.
Thailand Extends Visa Exemption for Indian and Taiwanese Tourists Until November 2024
