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If travelling within the country is getting a little crazy with rising prices, how about heading to Thailand instead Not only will it be an international holiday within the same budget but it will also be a break from the bustle of daily chores Now, here is the good news bit if you&rsquore an Indian, you won&rsquot need to pay for a visa, at least till October 2019.
The Thailand government has further extended the extremely popular free visa-on-arrival scheme till October 31, 2019. Initially, it was waived till January this year, then extended to April 30. The scheme having proved extremely popular with tourists, the government has decided to further give travellers from 21 countries seven more months to enjoy a visa-free Thai holiday. And India is one of the 21
Did you know that the percentage of foreign visitors increased by 83 per cent from November to March this year as compared to last year&rsquos stats
A Thai visa for Indians usually cost about 2000 Baht so, well, spend that money on going crazy instead