Whether you need a visa to visit Sukhothai depends on your nationality. This guide covers visa types, exemptions, and where to extend your stay in the Sukhothai area.
What Are the Common Visa Types?
Most tourists enter Malaysia on either a visa exemption (30 days) or a tourist visa (60 days). Both can be extended at any immigration office in Malaysia, including offices near Sukhothai. Requirements and fees are set by the Malaysia Immigration Bureau.
- Visa Exempt: 30 days for 57 nationalities. Extendable by 30 days.
- Tourist Visa: 60 days. Apply at a ${config.seo.countryName} embassy before travel.
- Visa on Arrival: 15 days for eligible nationalities.
- DTV (Digital Nomad): 180 days for remote workers.
Need help in Sukhothai?
Tourist Police: 1155 (24/7, English) | Emergency: 1669
Frequently Asked Questions
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