Thai Nationals - Where Can They Go On Holiday Without A Visa?

[kunash]

hi, i am thinking of planning a holiday with my thai girlfriend. are there any countries within asia that she does not require a visa to travel to, for a short holiday. or if she does have to apply, it would be a very easy visa to get. can you give me a list of countries pls. or maybe she would require a visa for any where outside thailand. i am not sure

thanks

[theoldgit]

Most, if not all of the Asean countries, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Bali are amongst the most interesting ones my girlfriend has visited, visa free, The Maldives is another option.

This is a regular topic so you might want to do a search, though I'm sure there will be loads of suggestions.

[Xangsamhua]

Most, if not all of the Asean countries, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Bali are amongst the most interesting ones my girlfriend has visited, visa free, The Maldives is another option.

This is a regular topic so you might want to do a search, though I'm sure there will be loads of suggestions.

I think TOG is right, except for Burma. Not sure how long Thai nationals can stay in ASEAN countries without a visa. Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines are one month, I think.

[kunash]

thanks for replies. i did a quick search, and the most interesting options would be malaysia, singapore and hong kong. but i never thought of Bali ( i have never been there ) so would look into that. thank you

[Lumumba]

South Africa.

Thirty free days on arrival. Its a bit chilly at the moment.

[justcruisin]

Try this,

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_countries_can_Thai_citizens_go_to_without_a_Visa

Hope it is ok to post a link.

[NanLaew]

Peru.

[Rumblecat]

Try this,

http://wiki.answers...._without_a_Visa

Hope it is ok to post a link.

That's a great link, thanks. Very useful.

Edited August 4, 2010 by Rumblecat

[anon7867763]

Vietnam , laos (visa on arrival) , Cambodia , Singapore , Malaysia , Hong Kong (on arrival) , thats what I reckon but best to check with a travel agent

[kunash]

South Africa.

Thirty free days on arrival. Its a bit chilly at the moment.

cape town is one of my favourite destinations, but the flight might be a bit long for her. but i will ask her

and thanks for link justcruisin

Edited August 4, 2010 by kunash

[kunash]

just thought about a cruise on a ship, leaving singapore - that would be a great holiday for her. will see some great places. she has never left thailand before. it will be for our honeymoon, so i want to make it special

[The Professor]

try and get her a legit visa to a real country. dont fear it, it may work out and help her get future visas to real top shelf countries

[Thongkorn]

I think there are about 36 country's in the world you can pick from ,

[MidoriApple]

Russia..too..

South Korean..too..

Woww..cruise trip, sounds so good!

I just known Peru and South Africa don't need Thais for visa Applying..

See? How lucky you are, being a Farang? Can travel all around the world without complicate docs needed, or at least less.

And also the complex when entering other countries. Not fun really, I had bad experience in JFK once.

P.S. Pls don't be minded I called "Farang", I don't mean any bad. Farang means caucasian and me, I don't mind being a chintok.

[Mario2008]

There is a list on the Thai Foreign Ministry website:

http://www.consular.go.th/visa/For_Thai_passport_holders.pdf (in Thai and should be the same as the wiki link in English)

[JohnnyFeelIt]

Most, if not all of the Asean countries, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Bali are amongst the most interesting ones my girlfriend has visited, visa free, The Maldives is another option.

This is a regular topic so you might want to do a search, though I'm sure there will be loads of suggestions.

I think TOG is right, except for Burma. Not sure how long Thai nationals can stay in ASEAN countries without a visa. Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines are one month, I think.

Cambodia is ok if going to the Casino at Poi Pet, but if flying into Siam Reap or Phnom Pehn a visa is required.

[Soutpeel]

Most, if not all of the Asean countries, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Bali are amongst the most interesting ones my girlfriend has visited, visa free, The Maldives is another option.

This is a regular topic so you might want to do a search, though I'm sure there will be loads of suggestions.

I think TOG is right, except for Burma. Not sure how long Thai nationals can stay in ASEAN countries without a visa. Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines are one month, I think.

Cambodia is ok if going to the Casino at Poi Pet, but if flying into Siam Reap or Phnom Pehn a visa is required.

Going the Casino is not really going into Cambodia is it ??.....more of a no mans land between Thailand and Cambodia, hence the reason you dont need a visa

[Soutpeel]

try and get her a legit visa to a real country. dont fear it, it may work out and help her get future visas to real top shelf countries

<deleted> is a "real" country ??.....either a country or not a country....

[Lumumba]

try and get her a legit visa to a real country. dont fear it, it may work out and help her get future visas to real top shelf countries

<deleted> is a "real" country ??.....either a country or not a country....

Hahahaha, I guess by a real country, he/she meant where those old men that retire in Pattaya came from. Or where a B100 will not get you off a speeding ticket and most places you would never be called a 'hansum' man by girls half your age, even if you name is Alan Greenspan.

[Lumumba]

try and get her a legit visa to a real country. dont fear it, it may work out and help her get future visas to real top shelf countries

<deleted> is a "real" country ??.....either a country or not a country....

Hahahaha, I guess by a real country, he/she meant where those old men that retire in Pattaya came from. Or where a B100 will not get you off a speeding ticket and most places you would never be called a 'hansum' man by girls half your age, even if you name is Alan Greenspan.