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Thailand extends the length of stay for visa-free entries and introduces a new long-term visa

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The Thai government has decided to permanently extend the length of stay for visa-free entry. As of July 15, 2024, travelers from Austria, Germany, Switzerland and other countries eligible for visa-free entry are now allowed to stay in the country for 60 days. Previously, the length of stay was limited to 30 days.

In addition, a new long-term visa, the so-called Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), is being introduced. This visa allows a stay of 180 days and is aimed at freelancers, digital nomads and travelers who want to attend special events or medical treatments in Thailand. The DTV is valid for five years and costs a one-off fee of 10.000 Thai Baht, which is about 255 euros. The new regulations are intended to promote both tourism and business travel and make staying in Thailand for longer periods more attractive.

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