Thailand Visa Fee & Cost Updates
Thailand is increasing travel costs through a 53% hike in international departure fees to 1,120 baht starting June 20, 2026. Recent proposals also introduce a 1,000-baht departure tax for air travelers and a 450-baht arrival fee for nomads expected in early 2027. Additionally, embassy visa fees for Indian nationals have risen, with multiple-entry non-immigrant visas reaching 30,000 rupees.
Thailand's proposed 450-baht arrival fee would charge visiting nomads
Visiting nomads could pay Thailand's proposed 450 baht arrival fee in early 2027, but approval, exemptions and insurance terms remain unfinished.
Thailand proposes 1,000 baht departure tax for all international air travelers
Thailand proposes a 1,000 baht departure tax for all international air travelers under a new draft law open for public consultation through October 29.
Thailand airport fees jump 50% to 1,120 baht starting June 20
The Association of Thai Travel Agents warns that a strengthening baht and reduced flight routes are increasing the cost of visiting and living in Thailand. Travelers and expats may face higher ticket prices and less favorable exchange rates for local expenses.
Thailand raises international departure fee 53% to 1,120 baht
Thailand is increasing its international departure tax from 700 THB to 1,050 THB for travelers leaving by air. This fee hike affects all international travelers, including digital nomads and expats, and is typically bundled into the price of airline tickets.
Thailand raises embassy visa fees in India
Indian nationals will face higher costs for embassy-issued visas, with single-entry tourist visas rising to ₹3,000 and multiple-entry non-immigrant visas reaching ₹30,000. These changes primarily affect long-term expats, retirees, and travelers who require stays beyond the standard 60-day visa-free entry.