Visa New Rule:This Country Now Offers 60-Day E-Visa To Indians, Know Details

It seems that there is good news for you if you plan to visit Bangkok. Thailand has announced e-visas for Indian citizens. You will start getting it from next year. Then every Indian passport holder will travel to Thailand with an e-visa. Well, the thing is that there will be no deduction of visa days. You can stay in Thailand for 60 days even with an e-visa.

According to the Royal Thai Embassy, site https://www.thaievisa.go.th is the go-to place for non-Thai nationals to apply for any type of visa application. Easily log into that site. The applicants will pay visa fees, available through offline payment methods provided by the respective embassy and consulate general. If you have taken the visa once, then the fee will not be refunded as he has charged that even once.

Tourist attractions in Thailand

Thailand has a lot of places to be visited by tourists. In these coastal cities vary Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket. There is Chiang Mai in the north and finally where Krabi has its place in the south, Krabi is even famous for beautiful beaches and unique islands scattered around in the sea.

Krabi is a lot less populated with tourists than both Phuket and Pattaya, and it is going to be the best haven for solitude and peace seekers. Krishna had a very beautiful image of Maya Bay, just like one found on Phi Phi Islands near Krabi. It has an international airport, however, no flights to and from India. You will have to reach the Thailand capital, Bangkok, first.

Phuket is 862 kilometers apart from Bangkok. This is the largest island in Thailand and known as a diamond of the Andaman Sea. There are 40 small as well as big islands under the Phuket province. The northernmost part on this prime island’s land, two bridges connect to Phang Nga province. The remaining three directions of Phuket in the Andaman Sea also serve as some of the best diving spots for discovering depths at sea.

Tiger Cave Temple or Wat Tham Sua, located about three kilometers from Krabi city, contains markings resembling tiger’s paws on the rocks found in the caves. Hence, it is called Tiger Cave Temple. Many caves fill the surrounding ranges and hundreds-of-year-old banyan in the Khirivong valley. This major center of Buddhist meditation, chiefly Vipassana, is of considerable historical and archaeological significance.