The Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi has announced a revision in visa, legalisation, and consular service fees for Indian applicants, which will come into effect from April 27, 2026. The updated fee structure will apply to all applications submitted through the embassy and its authorised centres across India until further notice.

The revised charges cover a wide range of visa categories, including tourist, non-immigrant, SMART visas, and long-term residency options. Along with visa applications, the update also includes fees for document legalisation and passport-related services.

Under the new structure, visa fees vary based on category and duration. Transit visas are priced at ₹2,500, while a single-entry tourist visa will cost ₹3,000 and a multiple-entry option is set at ₹13,500. For non-immigrant visas, the fee stands at ₹7,000 for single entry and ₹13,500 for multiple entry, while a five-year multiple-entry long-stay visa is priced at ₹30,000.

SMART visas, aimed at long-term stays, have also been revised. A one-year multiple-entry visa will cost ₹30,000, increasing to ₹60,000 for two years, ₹90,000 for three years, and ₹1,20,000 for four years. The Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa is now priced at ₹1,40,000, while the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV) is set at ₹30,000.

In addition to visa fees, the embassy has updated charges for consular services. Document legalisation is now priced at ₹1,400 across categories. Passport services include ₹3,000 for a five-year ordinary passport, ₹4,000 for a ten-year passport, ₹550 for emergency passports, and ₹300 for passport endorsements.

“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 are advised to follow the revised fee structure while submitting their visa or consular service requests through official channels.