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Updated January 2023

Thailand, encompassing charm and chaos, with its pristine beaches and vibrant pubs, is love in the true sense. The densely populated and chaotic urban retreat, combined with its scrumptious cuisines and luscious landscapes, is truly an enchanting getaway.

The kingdom has been welcoming both Thai nationals and foreign tourists from India, subject to some testing and quarantine procedures. Here are the latest entry requirements you should be aware of while travelling from India to Thailand.

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Can I travel to Thailand from India?

Yes, you can. Thailand has now fully reopened for tourism.

Thailand has now scrapped its pre-departure RT-PCR testing requirement for vaccinated international travellers arriving in Thailand. International arrivals to Thailand are NO longer required to register themselves for the Thailand pass. However, travellers coming from India are still required to have COVID insurance just in case they are tested positive for COVID-19 while they are in Thailand.

Entry requirements

Pre-arrival requirements

Inbound travellers must have the following documents to enter Thailand:

A valid passport or a border pass for arrivals via border checkpoints
Proof of insurance (for travellers from India and China)

Please note that the insurance must be valid for at least seven days plus the number of your staying days in Thailand.

On-arrival requirements

Upon arrival in Thailand, all travellers must undergo entry screening, including a body temperature check, and present the required documents to the Immigration/Health Control officer to carry out the checks.

Please note that arrivals by land using a border pass, they will be allowed a stay of no longer than 3 days within the specified areas only.

During the stay

While in Thailand, both vaccinated and unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated travellers are advised by authorities to strictly follow the health and safety standards. Travellers who are experiencing COVID-like symptoms should get tested. If testing positive, they must get the appropriate medical treatment.