Thailand to revise visa, consular fees for Indian applicants from April 27

The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi has announced revised fees for visa applications, legalisation, and consular services, effective April 27, 2026. The updated rates will apply to all applicants in India until further notice.

The embassy said the revision covers multiple visa categories, including tourist, non-immigrant, SMART visas, and long-term residency options, along with document legalisation and passport-related services.

Visa fees revised across categories

The updated visa fee structure includes changes across short-term and long-term categories.

Visa Category	Type	Fee (INR)
Transit Visa	—	2,500
Tourist Visa	Single entry	3,000
Tourist Visa	Multiple entry	13,500
Non-immigrant Visa	Single entry	7,000
Non-immigrant Visa	Multiple entry	13,500
Non-immigrant Visa	5-year multiple entry (Long Stay)	30,000
SMART Visa	1-year multiple entry	30,000
SMART Visa	2-year multiple entry	60,000
SMART Visa	3-year multiple entry	90,000
SMART Visa	4-year multiple entry	1,20,000
Long-Term Resident (LTR) Visa	—	1,40,000
Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)	—	30,000

Legalisation and consular service charges

The embassy has also revised fees for document legalisation and passport services.

Service Category	Details	Fee (INR)
Legalisation	All categories	1,400
Ordinary Passport	5 years	3,000
Ordinary Passport	10 years	4,000
Emergency Passport	—	550
Passport Endorsement	—	300

“The new rate of visa fees, legalization fees and consular service fees will be effective from 27 April 2026 onwards at the Royal Thai Embassy and the Royal Thai Consulates-General in India until further announcement,” the embassy said.

Applicants must follow the revised fee structure when submitting visa or consular service requests through the embassy and its authorised channels.