Actualités immobilières
Les dernières évolutions des visas, de la fiscalité et du droit immobilier en Thaïlande, vérifiées auprès de sources officielles.
Thailand considers visa-free entry after Latin American arrival delays
A minister is weighing visa-free entry for some Latin American nationals after visa-processing delays were linked to lower arrivals.
Lire la suiteThailand eGates open to 33 nationalities at Suvarnabhumi
Eligible visa-exempt arrivals can use automated immigration gates at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport if they meet four conditions.
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Lire la suiteThailand expands e-Visa access worldwide from 1 January 2025
Foreign nationals worldwide can apply online through Thailand’s official e-Visa platform from 1 January 2025.
Lire la suiteSena expands rent-to-own scheme to foreign condo buyers
Sena Development is targeting foreign buyers through its LivNex rent-to-own scheme as it seeks to reduce condominium inventory.
Lire la suiteThailand’s 60-Day Visa Exemption Took Effect on 15 July 2024
Thailand extended visa-exempt stays to up to 60 days for passport holders from 93 countries and territories.
Lire la suiteThailand Replaces 60-Day Visa Exemption With New 30- and 15-Day Tiers
Thailand has abolished its 60-day visa exemption for 93 countries; a new 30-day tourist exemption covers 54 countries, a 15-day exemption covers 3 more, and visa-on-arrival eligibility drops from 31 countries to 4 — reported in force from 15 September 2026.
Lire la suiteDTV Applications Reportedly Restricted to Home-Country Embassies
Visa-service providers report that from 31 August 2026, DTV applications may only be filed at the Thai mission covering the applicant's citizenship or residence, plus a new criminal-record certificate requirement — not yet independently confirmed.
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