Visa exemption check
We confirm whether your stay length and purpose fall under the current exemption.
Thailand's entry rules for Indian travellers have changed several times in recent years. We check the current exemption, help you with the free TDAC arrival card and apply for an official Thai e-Visa when your trip needs one.
We confirm whether your stay length and purpose fall under the current exemption.
Applied on the official Thai e-Visa site for longer stays or other purposes.
Help completing the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card before arrival.
Guidance on the right category for meetings and work-related travel.
Tell us your travel dates, purpose and passport details by phone or WhatsApp; we confirm which visa route applies to you.
You get a personalised checklist — salaried, self-employed, student or retired travellers need different financial proofs.
We prepare the application and check every name, date and passport number against your documents before submission.
We submit through the official or authorised channel and keep you updated until a decision is issued.
Last reviewed 21 October 2026. Rules change — we re-check the official source before every application. B2B Holidays is a private travel agency, not a government or embassy office, and visa decisions rest with the issuing authority.
Indian passport holders can currently visit Thailand for short tourist stays under a visa exemption, but the permitted length has changed before. We confirm the rule on official Thai sources before you travel.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is a free online form foreign visitors submit before arrival. Use only the official immigration website.
Yes — see our Thailand tour packages from Chennai; we match the itinerary to entry rules.
No. Thai immigration officers decide entry at the border.
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