This is an effort to stimulate foreign arrivals and boost its flagging economy
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has decided to extend the visa exemption for Indian Nationals until November 10 this year.
According to a press statement by the Thai government, Thailand’s cabinet approved a plan to extend visa-exempt travel policies for visitors from Taiwan and India for an additional six months in an effort to stimulate foreign arrivals and boost its flagging economy.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin told reporters following a cabinet meeting that travellers from Taiwan and India would be able to enter Thailand without a visa until November 10 after the current waiver expires on Friday. Travellers can stay for a maximum of 30 days at a time under the rules.
According to reports, the temporary extension follows the success of the initial waiver in November last year. Indian and Taiwanese tourists are normally eligible to stay in Thailand for 15 days under a visa-on-arrival scheme.
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