Macau
- Age: 21+
- ID: original passport (random checks at the door)
- Entry: free
- 2026 update: all satellite casinos closed at the end of 2025; only the six concessionaires remain — Sands China, Galaxy, Wynn, MGM, Melco and SJM
Singapore
- Age: 21+
- Foreigners: free, via the foreigner lane with a passport
- Citizens and PRs: S$150 daily or S$3,000 annual levy
- Casinos: two — Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa
South Korea
- Age: 19+
- Foreigners only: 17 casinos, passport required; Korean nationals are barred
- Kangwon Land: the only casino open to Koreans, with a small entry fee
- Before you fly: check the current K-ETA rules for your passport
Philippines
- Age: 21+
- ID: passport
- Restrictions: under PAGCOR rules certain Philippine government officials are barred
- Entry: free
United States
- Age: 21+ (including watching at a table)
- ID: carry your passport, especially for large cash-outs
- Visa: Thai passport holders need a US visa
- Tax: large wins by non-residents may be subject to withholding
A note for Thai readers
Casino gambling is illegal in Thailand. This guide is travel information for countries where casinos are legal; we do not promote online gambling. Rules change — check with the resort before you go.
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