Thailand Travel Tips for Bangladeshi Tourists in 2025

Thailand has always been the hotcake among the most sought-after countries for international Bangladeshi travelers. Vibrant cities and tropical beaches, along with rich culture and affordable travel experiences, create a hotpot for this Southeast Asian nation to be the first destination for an international vacation. Currently, as international tourism resumes stronger than ever in 2025, many Bangladeshis are planning their travel fantasies to Thailand.

ITS Holidays Ltd., which is quite reliable in outbound tours, helps Bangladeshi travelers with all travel arrangements, from visa processing to ticketing, hotel booking, and even curated travel experiences.

1. Visa and Travel Documents: Get Them Right

Bangladeshi passport holders are required to have visa entry into Thailand as of 2025. The application for a tourist visa may be done at the Thai Embassy in Dhaka, or a trusted travel company such as ITS Holidays Ltd. may be engaged, and they will undertake all responsibilities on your behalf. Generally, a single-entry tourist visa allows entry into Thailand for a stay of 60 days or less. 

You will need:

• A valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)

• Recent passport-size photographs

• Completed visa form

• Travel itinerary

• Hotel booking confirmation

• Bank statement for the last 6 months

• Confirmed return air ticket
  
  

Make sure your documents are error-free to avoid any processing delays.

2. Pick the Right Time to Visit

Thailand is a country more visited every day of the year, but November to February tops the months you'd want to visit because the weather is usually pretty cool and comfortable for sightseeing.

• Dry Season (Nov–Feb): These are the best months for family travel and beach visits.

• Hot Season (Mar-May): Good time for island hopping, provided you're fine with the hot weather.

• Rainy Season (Jun-Oct): Prices drop, but chances of being rained on heavily are there.

With ITS Holidays Ltd, you can choose an enjoyable time considering all your preferences, budget, and itinerary.

3. Plan Your Destinations Wisely

Thailand has got something for everybody, but planning your itinerary helps to avoid hurried travel. For Bangladeshi travelers, a few must-see highlights are: 

• Bangkok: The capital region, full of tension, has shopping, partying, temples, and street foods.

• Pattaya: A couple of hours from Bangkok, famous for beaches and water sports. 

• Phuket and Krabi: Perfect for honeymooners and for family vacations wishing for such beach getaways. 

• Chiang Mai: It offers rich culture, mountains, and nature, making it a great spot for those wanting quietude. 

• Phi Phi Islands and James Bond Island: Made famous for their clear and sparkling waters with snorkeling. 

A 7-10 day itinerary combining Bangkok, Pattaya, and either Phuket or Krabi should serve first-timers well.

4. Stick to a Budget (But Have a Little Extra)

The country may be cheap to visit, but it accumulates costs if one is not careful. Here's a rough budget guide for 2025 (in BDT per person):

• Airfare (return): 35,000–60,000

• Hotel (3-star): 3,000–5,000 per night

• Food: 500–1,000 per day

• Local transport: 300–700 per day

• Sightseeing & activities: 5,000–10,000 for the trip
  
  

Always keep some emergency cash and use travel apps to compare prices. IT'S Holidays Ltd. offers affordable travel packages that cover accommodation, transfers, and tours, saving you time and money.

5. Use Local Transport Smartly

Thailand’s public transport is well-developed and budget-friendly. In Bangkok, you can use:

• BTS Skytrain or MRT: Fast and cheap for getting around the city

• Tuk-tuks: Fu,n but negotiate the fare in advance

• Grab App: Widely used for car rides like Uber.

• Boats: In places like Bangkok and Krabi, water transport is scenic and affordable
  
  

For island transfers, use government-approved speedboats or ferries for safety.

Learn More: Honeymoon Tour Packages for Bangladeshi Couples

6. Food & Halal Options for Bangladeshi Travelers

Sample Thai foods, which the hot and somewhat obscure for many Indians. Kick off with the not-so-spicy Pad Thai and then move on to fried rice, grilled chicken, and soups like tom yum. 

The search for halal food will never be a concern in any of the four destinations-Bangkok, Phuket, Krabi, and Pattaya. Just look for halal signage or ask the vendors. You will also discover many South Asian and Bengali restaurants around the tourists. 

Avoid drinking tap water—buy sealed bottled water instead.

7. Be Respectful of Local Customs

Thailand is known as the “Land of Smiles,” and locals are warm and welcoming. But it's important to respect their culture:

• Dress modestly when visiting temples

• Don’t touch anyone’s head (it’s considered sacred)

• No shoes inside homes or sacred places. 

• Outward manifestations of affection are frowned upon in rural areas.
  
  

A little respect goes a long way in making your travel experience richer.

8. Watch Out for Tourist Scams

Like many tourist-heavy countries, Thailand has its fair share of scams:

• Be cautious if someone tells you a temple is "closed" and offers an alternative

• Avoid overpaying for tuk-tuk rides—agree on the fare first.

• Don’t buy gemstones or souvenirs from pushy sellers without verifying authenticity

9. Stay Connected

Get a local SIM card at the airport (AIS, DTAC, or TrueMove) for around 300–500 BDT with data. Mobile internet is reliable and helps you use maps, translation apps, and ride services.

Alternatively, ITS Holidays can arrange a travel SIM or pocket WiFi to keep your family connected on the go.

10. Pack Smart for the Weather

Thailand’s climate is tropical. Lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal. Don't forget:

• Sunglasses and sunscreen

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals

• A light raincoat or umbrella (especially in the rainy season)

• A travel adapter (Thailand uses Type A, B, and C plugs, 220V)
  
  

11. Health & Safety Tips

• Carry basic medicines for fever, diarrhea, and motion sickness. 

• Apply insect repellents, especially while in jungle or island areas. 

• It is best to avail of travel insurance in case of a medical emergency.

Final Thoughts: Make Your Thailand Trip Easy & Memorable with ITS Holidays Ltd.

Thailand is majestic, economical, and marked by warmth—and with slight planning, it truly can become an extra-special, memorable trip for Bangladeshi travelers. Lying in wait to become any kind of holiday, whether beach, family, honeymoon, or solo, Thailand caters to all. 

However, organizing a memoir-worthy vacation demands local knowledge, experience, and genuine assistance, and that is where ITS Holidays Ltd. fits in. Their expanse of expertise spans international tourism; they can put together an entire Thailand travel package for you, covering every detail- from visa processing to hotel bookings, airport transfers, sightseeing, and even local assistance.

Is 2025 the year you plan to enjoy the best of Thailand? 

Choose ITS Holidays Ltd. for a smooth, secure, and enjoyable journey.