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I guess there is no visa fees but some administrative charges (nominal) that are required to be paid
UpvoteCommentWhat are the nominal charges to be paid
If you're just transiting through Bangkok and not leaving the airport, you likely don't need to pay for a visa at all, as long as your layover is within the allowed time for a transit without a visa. However, if you plan to exit the airport during the layover, you'll need to check the specifics of the visa on arrival process. Since India is eligible for visa-free transit or a free visa on arrival (for up to 15 days), you wouldn't need to pay for a transit visa. If you're unsure about the requirements, Matrix provides visa assistance and can help clarify and streamline the process for your trip.
UpvoteCommentAs per the current rules, **Visa on Arrival (VoA)** in Thailand is **free** for Indian passport holders if you're staying for up to **15 days** under the visa exemption rule. However, if you are only in **transit** and not leaving the airport (staying within the international transit area), you typically **don't need a visa at all**. Since your layover is in Bangkok, if you **stay within the airport** and don’t exit the transit area, you do not need to pay for a transit visa. **Visa is only required if you leave the airport**. However, it’s always a good idea to confirm with the airline or airport authorities in case of any specific changes to rules.
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