Visa to Thailand? Now there are new entry rules in 2026 is written by The editorial staff, RejsRejsRejs.
Visa to Thailand: Remember the new rules!
Thailand is an extremely popular holiday destination for many Danes who want to experience a completely new culture mixed with a fantastic tropical paradise. In fact, Bangkok the most sought-after destination outside Europe for Danes.
If you are planning a trip to the 'Land of Smiles', it is probably a good idea to read here. There is important travel news regarding visas for Thailand.
Thailand is tightening its visa-free travel rules. After two years of 60-day visa-free entry, the period will now be reduced to 30 days for tourists from Denmark, among others. This is according to the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
This change will come into effect on September 15, 2026, so please be aware of this if you have booked a holiday in Thailand.
You should always keep up to date with the rules before your departure if you are planning a stay in Thailand, as the rules can change again at short notice.
Since May 1, 2025, it has also been mandatory for all foreign nationals traveling into the country to fill out the so-called TM6 form.
The form helps the Thai government track tourists while they are in Thailand, and it should help increase confidence in safety, according to the Thai Ministry of Tourism. according to the Bangkok Post.
A digital version has replaced the old paper version, and includes, among other things, that tourists must provide their address during their stay, and there is now also a smart app for the purpose.
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also created a page with travel information. and links to the official Thai pages.
There is no cost to fill out the form, as it usually does when you apply for entry to the United States or United Kingdom, but you must remember to do it before arrival.
You may also be asked to provide documentation that you have enough money for the trip, so bring cash and check that you have mobile connection upon arrival, so you can also show your bank account. In special cases, you may also be asked to show a plane ticket out of the country, which is difficult if you intend to travel further by bus or train. However, you can solve it like this.
Read more about how to manage entry regulations, visas and passport requirements
10 amazing experiences in Bangkok and the rest of Thailand
- Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho)
- Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)
- Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaeo)
- Chatuchak Weekend Market
- Khaosan Road
- The Grand Palace
- Siam Paragon Shopping Center
- Ayutthaya Historical Center
- koh kood
- Chiang Mai Historical Center
Did you know: Here are editor Anna's 7 favorite islands in Thailand
7: Koh Mai Thon south of Phuket
6: Koh Lao Lading at Krabi
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