Getting to Thailand
Find the best ways to reach the Land of Smiles—whether you fly into major international airports, cross via land borders, or apply for an e-Visa. We’ve got you covered.
International Airports
Thailand is served by key airports connecting you from around the globe:
- Suvarnabhumi (BKK): Bangkok’s main hub with flights from all continents.
- Don Mueang (DMK): Low-cost carrier terminal servicing regional and domestic routes.
- Phuket (HKT): Major resort gateway with seasonal international flights.
- Chiang Mai (CNX): Northern Thailand hub linking to Asia-Pacific cities.
Land Border Crossings
Overland entry points open to travelers arriving by bus or car. Popular crossings include:
- Mae Sai (Myanmar–Thailand)
- Aranyaprathet (Cambodia–Thailand)
- Hat Lek (Thailand–Cambodia)
- Betong (Malaysia–Thailand)
Visa Options
Choose the right visa type based on your travel plan:
- Visa-Exempt: 30 days on arrival by air for most nationalities.
- Visa on Arrival: 15-day permit for eligible countries at land borders.
- e-Visa: Apply online for stays up to 60 days, recommended for long trips.
Travel & Entry Requirements
Ensure a smooth arrival by preparing:
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Proof of onward travel or return ticket.
- Travel insurance covering COVID-19 and emergencies.
