Thailand visa requirements for Serbia citizens (2026)

Do Serbia citizens need a visa for Thailand?

You get the visa at the border. Bring cash/card for the fee, a photo and your onward ticket.

Note: older open datasets list this route as “Visa on arrival”. We show the newer rule from the official source above.

Serbia passport holders can currently enter 115 destinations visa-free or with a visa on arrival, and 45 more with an online ETA or e-Visa. Thailand admits 81 of 198 passports without a full visa (visa-free, on arrival or ETA).

What to bring to Thailand

• Passport valid 6+ months with at least one blank page
• Visa-on-arrival fee (cash in USD/EUR or card — check which)
• Return or onward ticket
• Hotel booking or host address
• Passport photo (some border posts ask for one)

General checklist for this type of entry — not an official list. Requirements vary by purpose and personal circumstances; we confirm the exact list for your case when you apply.

Thailand visa on arrival cost & official fees

Entering Thailand: step by step

1. Make sure your passport has 6+ months validity and a blank page.
2. Bring the visa fee in an accepted form (cash or card).
3. Queue at the visa-on-arrival counter before immigration.
4. Keep your onward ticket and hotel booking handy.

Arrival card: TDAC

Every foreign visitor must submit the free Thailand Digital Arrival Card within 3 days before arrival, for every entry. Official site: tdac.immigration.go.th. Beware of look-alike sites that charge for free forms.

Recent Thailand entry rule changes

• 2026-09-15: The 60-day visa exemption was revoked: 60 countries now get 30 days visa-free, Mauritius and Seychelles 15 days, and visa on arrival is limited to Azerbaijan, Belarus and Serbia.
• 2025-05-01: The TDAC replaced the paper TM6 arrival card.

Entry tips for Thailand

• Carry proof of onward travel within your permitted stay and accommodation; officers may ask for funds (20,000 THB per person).
• Visa-exempt entries over land borders are limited to two per calendar year.
• Local currency is Thai baht (THB) — carry a card that works abroad and some cash for arrival costs (including the visa fee).
• Buy travel medical insurance that covers your whole stay.
• An eSIM bought before you fly means data as soon as you land — handy for showing bookings at immigration.

Thailand at a glance

Sources & last verified

Documents and steps are general guidance. Always verify with the official source before travel.