Thailand to Senegal visa requirements

Thailand ordinary passport holders need a visa to enter Senegal. Thailand is not on Senegal's visa-free list, so apply through the official Senegal eVisa pre-enrolment portal (visasenegal.sn) before travel; the fee is EUR 50 and the visa allows a single entry for up to 90 days. As of June 2026, Senegal does not grant visa-free entry to Thai (TH) ordinary passport holders. Senegal's visa-free list covers all ECOWAS and EU states plus around 50 other nations, but among Asian countries only Japan, India, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and the UAE are exempt - Thailand is not included. Thai travellers must obtain a Senegal visa, handled through the government's biometric eVisa system. The process starts with online pre-enrolment and payment of EUR 50 at the official portal www.visasenegal.sn, followed by a biometric appointment (fingerprints, photo) at a Senegalese diplomatic mission. The resulting biometric visa is normally single-entry and valid for a stay of 1 to 90 days. A biometric visa-on-arrival exists at Dakar (Blaise Diagne) and Cap Skirring airports as a contingency for travellers who could not pre-enrol or reach a consulate, but it is not a reliable substitute and travellers should secure the visa before departure. Senegal is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Yellow fever vaccination is strongly recommended (and required if arriving from or transiting an endemic country), and passports must be valid at least six months with proof of onward travel.