Planning a Thailand trip? Indian embassy says carry ₹58,000 in cash -- New checklist here
Here's what travellers need to know before departure.Thailand Travel Advisory For Indians(Pexels)The Indian Embassy in Bangkok has issued a fresh travel advisory for Indian nationals planning to visit Thailand, urging travellers to familiarise themselves with the country's latest entry requirements before departure.The advisory, issued on July 2, comes after Thailand ended its visa-free entry programme for Indian passport holders. The embassy has outlined the documents travellers should carry, visa-related requirements and other important guidelines to help ensure a smooth immigration process upon arrival.Embassy Lists Documents Travellers Should CarryAccording to the advisory, Indian travellers must carry a passport that remains valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in Thailand.Visitors have also been advised to keep confirmed return tickets, hotel reservations and a clear travel itinerary readily available, as immigration authorities may ask to verify these documents during entry.In addition, all travellers are required to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) within 72 hours before arrival. The form must be submitted through Thailand's immigration portal and generates a QR code that may be requested during immigration checks.THB 20,000 Cash Requirement For Some TravellersThe embassy has also reminded visitors to obtain the appropriate visa based on the purpose of their travel.It further stated that travellers entering Thailand under the Visa Waiver or Visa on Arrival (VOA) provisions should carry at least THB 20,000 (approximately
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