Do I need a Thai visa to go to Thailand with an American passport?

No, you can go to Thailand for 30 days without a visa with an American passport.

Visa classification

1, business visa

Mainly refers to business people who come to Thailand for business cooperation, business exchanges, exhibitions and other entry. This kind of visa is mainly issued to foreign businessmen who meet the requirements of Thailand.

2. Work visa

This visa is mainly issued to foreigners working in Thailand, including citizens recruited by Thai enterprises and people recruited by foreign-funded enterprises who need to work in Thailand.

3. Tourist visa

Mainly awarded to tourists visiting Thailand.

From 2015165438+10/3, there are two categories: single round-trip tourist visa, valid for 3 months, with a stay of no more than 60 days/time; Multiple-entry tourist visa, valid for 6 months, with a stay of no more than 60 days/time.

4. Multiple round trips

This visa is valid for one year and can stay for 90 days at a time. This kind of visa is mainly issued to foreigners who often travel to and from Thailand.

Extended information holders of American passports can travel to Singapore and Malaysia visa-free for 90 days.

Xinmatai is a special term for tourism, which is the abbreviation of Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. If you want to travel all over these three countries at once, visas are a big problem. These three countries have different regulations on visas for foreign tourists. Thailand is a country that can apply for visas on arrival, that is, as long as the first stop is not Thailand, you can apply for visas on arrival in Thailand from the other two countries.

Of these three countries, visa processing in Singapore should be the most difficult. Because the requirements are relatively high, and tourists pay more for security. So be sure to start preparing in advance.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Thailand Visa