Entering Thailand without visa

Hello Fellas! This time I have something very interesting topic to share with you guys. It’s about going to Thailand/Bangkok without visa. So yes many of you would be thinking how is it really possible, this is very first question which comes in mind after reading this but we normally forget and don’t have much information about the visa Rules, Visa Exemption and Visa on Arrivals for Indian Passport Holders. So what if you are planning a sudden trip to Thailand- here I am sharing my Hassle-Free experience about Thailand trip and acquiring Visa on Arrival. (This is strictly for Indian Passport Holders)

All you need to do first is Book your Flights Tickets. Flights tickets to Bangkok is much cheaper. I booked before 5 days and it cost me Rs.16000 (Return). Make sure to book return Flights tickets, as you need to show at the time of acquiring VISA ON ARRIVAL.
For me Stay was not a problem as I was going to stay at my Friends Place. So if you are also going to stay at your friends place than you need a complete Address proof to write on Visa Application form and if not than book your Hotel online and make sure to take print out of the same.
For Visa on arrival you need Proof of Sufficient Fund i.e 10,000 Thai baht per person and 20,000 Thai baht for family. And you also need to pay 2000 Thai Baht for the Visa Application Fees. This fund should be in form of Cash (Thai Baht or US Dollars).

Don’t Forget to carry Passport size photographs of size 4×6
That’s it! You need nothing else.
Small TIPS:
If you are landing on Suvarnabhumi Internation Airport (BKK) than you will find Two types of Queue

1. Queue for VISA ON ARRIVAL with Fees of 2000 Thai Baht
2. Queue for VISA ON ARRIVAL with Fees of 2200 Thai Baht
   It is recommended to stand in Second Queue with 2200 Thai baht fees because there is not much crowd, no Questions asked by the officals and you will get your Visa in nearly few minutes.
   

I hope this was helpful and feel free to ask any questions or doubts regarding the same.
Suggestions are always welcome?