GCC citizens — tourism
Under the measures effective 15 September 2026, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman are on the list of 60 countries and territories exempt for tourism stays not exceeding 30 days.
From 15 September 2026 Thailand's visa exemption for GCC citizens is 30 days for tourism, replacing the earlier 60-day scheme. Business visits, longer stays and non-exempt nationalities use the Thai eVisa. We confirm the right route and prepare the application.
Government, embassy, visa application centre, biometrics, insurance, courier and other applicable third-party charges are separate.
Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant immigration authority. Gulf United Mobility does not guarantee visa approval.
Do not include passport scans, IDs or financial documents. Send sensitive documents only through your secure client portal.
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It depends on the passport you hold, not only where you live. Many travellers need no visa at all; others need an eVisa or a consular visa.
Under the measures effective 15 September 2026, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman are on the list of 60 countries and territories exempt for tourism stays not exceeding 30 days.
The new list refers to tourism only. Business visitors and travellers staying longer apply for the appropriate category through the official Thai eVisa.
Indian and Filipino passports are also on the 30-day tourism list. Pakistani and Egyptian nationals are not and should obtain the appropriate visa.
Do not rely on older 60-day guidance. Extensions and repeat-entry limits under the new scheme are confirmed individually.
GCC residence does not give you the GCC citizen exemption. Check your own passport against the official list.
Official online systems only. Gulf United Mobility never submits arrival cards or applications through unofficial agent websites.
Official Ministry of Foreign Affairs portal for visa categories and online applications.
Official siteRequired for non-Thai arrivals, submitted within three days before arrival including the arrival day. It is not a visa.
Official siteYou provide the required personal information and supporting documents. Gulf United Mobility manages the preparation, coordination and application-readiness process for you.
We confirm whether your trip fits the 30-day tourism exemption or needs an eVisa.
Correct visa category, financial evidence and supporting documents for business or longer stays.
Step-by-step help completing the official Digital Arrival Card at the right time.
Thai eVisa requirements vary by category and by the mission responsible for your residence.
Government visa fees, eVisa charges, authorisation fees and any visa-centre or service-provider charges are set by the relevant authority or its appointed provider. They are paid to them, are subject to change, and are normally non-refundable whatever the outcome.
Gulf United Mobility's published professional service fee covers assessment, preparation, document review and submission guidance only. The applicable route and scope are confirmed before work begins; it is never a government fee. Where no visa is needed, we tell you — we do not sell an unnecessary application.
Thai eVisa fees are paid on the official portal and vary by category.
Last reviewed: 27 October 2026
Gulf United Mobility is not a government body, embassy, consulate or appointed application centre. The requirements we work to are those published by the authorities below, and they may change at any time.
No. From 15 September 2026 the published exemption for GCC citizens is up to 30 days for tourism.
The new exemption list refers to tourism. Business visitors should apply for the appropriate category through the Thai eVisa.
Yes. Pakistan is not on the 30-day exemption list, so Pakistani nationals need the appropriate visa.
Within three days before arrival, including the arrival day, on the official TDAC website.
Share your passport nationality, country of residence, travel purpose and dates. A case representative confirms whether a visa is needed and the right route before anything is collected. The published professional service fee is shown above; government and third-party charges are separate.
Never send passport scans, ID numbers or bank details through this form. Entry decisions remain with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand and the Immigration Bureau.
Share the essentials and a case representative will review your requirement and confirm the next steps.
Share the travel purpose, timing and current status. We will confirm the available scope, the next steps and the professional fee before any documents are collected.