Thailand is a country rich in personality and full of possibilities. Whether you are traveling for shopping, to taste the culinary specialties or to learn a new culture, we have concocted a real travel guide to prepare you as best as possible.
Are you a French citizen?
For stays of up to 60 days in Thailand, you do not need a visa. Once there, you may extend this exemption once only for an additional 30 days, at a cost of approximately €52, either at a local immigration office or online via VFS Global.
Not a French citizen?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. A visa can usually be applied for online, unless you are required to apply in person at the Royal Thai Embassy in Paris.
Uber does not operate in Thailand. However, Grab offers similar services with private drivers.
As for public transport, only Bangkok has a metro system, which is well known for its comfort and modernity. Several networks are available, both elevated and underground, providing a wide choice of lines. It's ideal for avoiding surface traffic congestion.
If you plan to rent and drive a car, be sure to obtain an international driving permit.
A national railway network connects the country’s major cities. Tickets can be purchased on site, via the official dticket website, or through third‑party platforms such as Klook.