Thailand Visa: Bangkok eGates Open to 33 Nationalities
Thailand visa arrivals just got faster: Suvarnabhumi eGates now take 33 nationalities. The four conditions, who is shut out, and what long-stay expats still owe.
Read the full article →Living in Thailand: A Valid Stamp Can Still Be Revoked
Living in Thailand got riskier this week: a Bang Bon raid and Anutin's order mean Immigration can pull a valid stamp. Check work, land and TM30 this week.
Read the full article →Thai Visa Overstay After the 30-Day Stamp Cut
Thai visa overstay now hits faster after the 30-day stamp: 500 baht a day, a 20,000-baht cap, and Phuket-Samui pressure. Check your stamp date this week.
Read the full article →Thailand Visa: Three Days Into the 30-Day Era
Three days after the Thailand visa exemption fell to 30 days: new stamps, DTV embassy splits, and Anutin's order to governors. What to do this week.
Read the full article →Retire in Thailand: The Strong Baht Is Cutting Pensions
A firmer Thai baht has quietly cut expat spending power in 2026.
Read the full article →Thailand Visa: 30-Day Exemption Starts Monday
Thailand's visa exemption drops to 30 days on Monday 15 September.
Read the full article →Thai Visa: Already Here When the 60-Day Stamp Ends
Already inside Thailand? The date stamped in your passport stands.
Read the full article →Thailand Long Stay: The 30-Day Extension Now Matters
From 15 September a visa-exempt Thailand long stay is 30 days plus one 1,900-baht extension.
Read the full article →Thailand Visa Exemption Turns Tourism-Only on 15 Sept
From 15 September the Thailand visa exemption covers tourism only.
Read the full article →Thai Visa: Land Border Runs Capped at Two a Year
Most nationalities may use the exemption at a land checkpoint only twice per calendar year.
Read the full article →Thailand Visa: 21 Passports Need One From 15 Sept
Twenty-one passports that used to enter visa-free now need a visa before travel.
Read the full article →Living in Thailand: 11 Days Left on the 60-Day Stamp
The 60-day visa-free stamp ended on 15 September.
Read the full article →Moving to Thailand? What the New Foreign Business Rules Really Do
Thailand removed the permission requirement for seven categories of foreign-run service business.
Read the full article →Thailand Visa Rules: 30-Day Cap Starts 15 September
Visa-free stays cut to 30 days for 60 countries, land borders capped at two entries a year.
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