If you’re planning a holiday in Thailand, you’ll need a Thailand Tourist Visa to enter the country. This visa comes in two types: a Single-Entry Tourist Visa, which allows up to a 60-day stay, and a Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa, valid for six months with a 60-day stay limit per visit.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through the different Tourist Visa options, explain the requirements, and cover alternative options like the Visa Exemption scheme for eligible passport holders seeking a shorter 30-day stay.
What is a Thailand Tourist Visa?
The Thailand Tourist Visa is a stamp or document provided by a Thai Embassy or Consulate in your home country, allowing entry for tourism or medical purposes. You can also apply online through the Thailand e-visa system, which some embassies exclusively use, meaning walk-ins are not permitted. Contact the embassy you will be applying from beforehand to learn more.
The Thai Tourist Visa differs from the Visa Exemption stamp, placed in your passport upon arrival in Thailand. Remember that you are not allowed to work in Thailand while holding this visa, as it’s only for tourism purposes.
Single-Entry Tourist Visa
- Visa Duration: Valid for 3 months from the date of issue
- Visa Type: Single entry
- Length of Stay per Entry: Up to 60 days
- Extendable: Yes, by an additional 30 days at a Thai immigration office
- Obtainable From: Thai embassies or consulates abroad and e-visa portal
- Option to Include Family: Not available as a package; each family member must apply individually.
The Single-Entry Tourist Visa is perfect for travelers planning one visit to Thailand. It allows a stay of up to 60 days, with the option to extend by 30 days once in Thailand. Upon leaving Thailand, this visa expires, and you will need a new visa to re-enter.
Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
- Visa Duration: Valid for 6 months from the date of issue
- Visa Type: Multiple entry
- Length of Stay per Entry: Up to 60 days
- Extendable: Yes, by an additional 30 days per entry
- Obtainable From: Thai embassies or consulates abroad and e-visa portal
- Option to Include Family: Not available as a package; each family member must apply individually.
Visa on Arrival
If you’re from one of the 31 approved countries or regions, you can apply for a Visa on Arrival at immigration checkpoints when entering Thailand for tourism. This visa allows a stay of up to 15 days. To apply, you’ll need a valid passport, proof of onward travel, and the visa fee, which must be paid in cash, in Thai baht, upon arrival.
Visa Exemption
If you’re from one of 93 approved countries, you can enter Thailand under the Thai visa exemption program for tourism, business, urgent tasks, or short-term work for up to 60 days. This stay may be extended by an additional 30 days, though this decision is at the discretion of the immigration officer processing your application. To stay longer, you’ll need to apply for a different visa type before reaching the 90-day maximum.
90-Day Non-Immigrant Visa
The 90-Day Non-Immigrant Visa is a solid choice if you plan to stay in Thailand for purposes beyond tourism, such as business, education, or retirement. It grants an initial 90-day stay and can be extended to a one-year visa for specific reasons, like retirement or marriage, through the Thai Immigration Bureau. You can apply by mail, in person at a Thai Embassy or Consulate, or through the Thailand E-Visa portal, offering flexibility in the application process.
The Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa lets you enter Thailand as many times as you like within its six-month validity, but each stay is capped at 60 days. If you want to stay longer, you can extend your visit by 30 days at a Thai immigration office, which adds more flexibility to your travel plans. This visa is perfect for those who plan to take multiple trips to Thailand over six months, allowing plenty of time to explore.
Long-Term Thai Tourist Visas
If you plan on frequently visiting Thailand or staying here for extended periods of time, dealing with a Thai tourist visa is a frequent headache. Fortunately, there are alternative tourist visas intended for these needs. There are two long-term Thai tourist visas you can consider:
Thai Elite Visa
- Visa Duration: Options for 5, 10, 15, or 20 years (based on chosen membership package)
- Visa Type: Multiple entry
- Length of Stay per Entry: 1 year
- Extendable: Automatically renewed within the membership period
- Obtainable From: Thailand Elite Visa agents and Thailand Privilege Card Company Limited
- Option to Include Family: Yes, an additional fee applies per family member
The Thai Elite Visa provides a hassle-free, long-term stay for foreigners without the need for frequent renewals. Each entry permits a stay of up to one year without the need for a re-entry permit. Elite Visa holders also enjoy fast-tracked immigration, exclusive support, and discounts on services like airport transfers, healthcare, and leisure activities. Family members can be added to the membership for an additional fee, making it a flexible option for those wishing to reside comfortably in Thailand long-term.
DTV Visa Thailand
- Visa Duration: 5 years
- Visa Type: Multiple entry
- Length of Stay per Entry: 180 days
- Extendable: Yes, once per entry
- Obtainable From: A Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate or online via Thailand’s official e-visa website
- Option to Include Family: Yes
With a DTV Visa, you can leave and re-enter Thailand as often as you like without needing a re-entry permit, unlike other Thai tourist visas. Each entry allows a 180-day stay, after which you can simply exit and re-enter Thailand to reset for another 180 days.
Alternatively, you can extend your stay once per entry to add 180 days on top of your current stay. By doing so, you can remain in Thailand for nearly a full year before needing to leave and re-enter.
But this visa isn’t available to just anyone, unlike the tourist and Thailand Elite Visas. To qualify, you must be a remote worker or “digital nomad” with proven employment or participate in so-called Thai Soft Power Activities.
What are the Requirements for a Thai Tourist Visa?
When applying for a Thailand Tourist Visa, you will need to present a collection of documents and pay an application fee. However, both the fee and required documents can change without notice and may vary by country and embassy. It’s recommended that you contact your local Thai Embassy to confirm the latest requirements, price, and whether an in-person application is necessary.
Some countries offer a digital option, the Thai E-Visa, which provides a faster way to obtain your Thailand Tourist Visa. Be sure to ask about the E-Visa when reaching out to your local Thai Embassy.
The documents required to apply for the Thailand Tourist Visa include:
- A completed application form
- A passport or travel document with at least six months of validity
- A passport-sized photograph
- Onward/return travel tickets (paid in full)
- Proof of financial stability, such as a bank statement (10,000 THB per person or 20,000 THB per family)
- Proof of hotel booking or private accommodation arrangements
Professional Thai Tourist Visa Services
If you want to learn more about the Thailand Tourist Visa, contact Siam Legal for a detailed guide on the application process and requirements. For quick assistance in securing your visa and keeping your travel plans on track, reach out to Siam Legal today. Our consultants are here to make sure you get your Thailand Tourist Visa or any other Thai visa so that immigration worries and delays don’t ruin your Thailand trip.
Thai Tourist Visa FAQ
How do I get a tourist visa for Thailand?
You can apply online for a 60-Day Tourist Visa, which allows a 60-day stay upon entry and can be extended for an additional 30 days. Alternatively, you can enter Thailand under the Visa Exemption program, giving you 60 days upon arrival, with the option to extend for another 30 days. You must apply from a country with a Royal Thai Embassy either in person or via the e-Visa system.
How much does a Thai Tourist Visa cost?
The cost of a Thai Tourist Visa depends on the applicant’s country of residence and the visa type (single-entry or multiple-entry). It’s best to check with the nearest Thai Embassy or Consulate for current visa fees, as prices and payment methods can vary by location.
How long does it take to process a Thai Tourist Visa?
The processing time for a Thai Tourist Visa usually ranges from 2 to 10 business days, depending on the consulate or embassy where you apply and whether you apply in person or by mail. Applications submitted online or at major embassies may be processed more quickly, while others might take a few extra days.
Can I apply for a Thai Tourist Visa online?
Certain nationalities can apply for a Thai Tourist Visa online through Thailand’s official e-Visa portal. This process enables you to complete forms, upload documents, and pay fees electronically. Once approved, you’ll receive a confirmation email to present upon arrival in Thailand.
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Hello
could you please advise me on the current situation with Visa on arrival?
is it for 14 or 30 days now?
is it possible to extend it after?
Hi Tash,
Starting October 1, 2022, Thailand CCSA has announced that the Visa on Arrival stay period will be extended from 15 days to 30 days. This change is currently in effect until 31st March, 2023.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I am a Chinese citizen here in thailand, will be on 2nd COVID extension until Mid Sep. I will change to guardian visa – can I leave country twice and do VOA and then benefit from the 30 day stay starting Oct 1? Any problem entering for a 3rd time? Doing tourist visa at neighboring countries seems complicated for chinese.
Hi Wang,
If you already used your Evoa , you need to apply a regular Thai Visa from the embassy of your home country.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello,
As a UK citizen, if I enter Thailand on 5th March 2023, will my visa exemption last for 45 days or 30 days as my stay will be beyond 31st March.
Thank you.
Hi Joe,
Visa exemption is granted for 30 days only, if you plan more than that, you will apply visa extension.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello,
Thanks for the reply. But as of 1st October 2022 until 31st March 2023 the 30-day visa exemption for UK citizens will be extended to 45 days right?
Thanks
Hi Joe,
Yes effective on 1 October 2022 visa Exemption stay period will be extended from 30 days to 45 day.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi I have been in Thailand from the 9 of June on a 60 day tourist visit and I extended it 30 extra days on a Covid-19 extension at a immigration office. I am planning to marry my long term girlfriend but I am running out of time? If I leave Thailand and visit another country can I reapply for a new Visa ? So I can come back into Thailand and for how long.
Hi Bernard,
What nationality?
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
HI I am from India, my passport is expiring on 5th March 2023, however I am landing in Bangkok on 5th Sep 2022, can I travel with this passport. it has accurate 6 months.
Hi Sekar,
Yes as long Not less than 6 mos. it should be minimum of 6 mos.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Im going to Thailand in december 2022 with my family. We are from Denmark so we can enter without at visa BUT we need proof that we are leaving thailand within 30 days . The problem is that we are going to travel to Laos and after that to vietnam and the cambodja – and we will be flying out form there – SO – what can se do to make sure we can enter since we are leaving by bus to Laos?
Louise
Hi Louise,
Please open this link https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I would book the bus ticket and show them if they ask. They probably won’t. Enjoy Thailand
I am a UK citizen who would like to visit Thailand for January and February next year.
Which visa will I need to get or can I I use the visa exemption and then extend it for 30 days. If I can do the latter option will it be acceptable to book the return flight for 60 days after the inbound flight? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Hi Jane,
You may stay for a maximum of 30 days through the Visa Exemption Program, and extend your permit to stay for a further 30 days at any local immigration office. You may check the website at: https://uk.siam-legal.com/thailand-visa/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Thankyou for your assistance.
Please could you confirm if it is therefore acceptable to book a return flight inbound 1/1/23 and outbound 28/2/23. Will immigration at the Thailand airport on my arrival accept this if I inform them I plan to extend my 30 day exemption visa by 30 days?
Hi Jane,
For Tourist visa , you must present itinerary or confirm paid ticket showing arrival and departure date as well.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi!Me and my daughter are going to travel to bangkok.Because my daughter is a Swedish citizen her passport is expired and need to renew it in Swedish embassy.Am a Filipino citizen and my daughter,she have a dual citizen,Filipino and Swedish citizen.And she is going to use her philippine passport.My question is.Do we both need to get a visa to travel to bangkok?Thank you.
Hi Emelita,
You can enter Thailand for free visa in 30 days, here’s the country that included in visa exemption https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, Can I travel to Thailand with my Canadian Permanent Resident Card?
Hi Sam,
You can visit Thailand without a visa through the Visa Exemption Program. Canadian citizens can stay in the country for up to 30 days as a tourist and can extend their permit to stay for a further 30 days at any local immigration office.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello, I am an Israeli passport holder, and have been travelling Thailand for 30 days, and then left Thailand to travel Cambodia. What is the visa requirement for me to come back to Thailand for one week?
Hi Neta,
Please check this link http://israel.siam-legal.com/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, I want to get a Thai visa in Ho Chi Minh, do I need an appointment at the consulate? (I’m Colombian)
Thanks for helping
Hi Laura,
Yes, you are require to book an appointment here’s their hotline +84 28 3932 7638.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I am an Indian, i have a sticker visa.
I will be visiting thailand in sept,
Do i have to show proof of money to the immigration again?
If yes does it have to be in Thai baht or equivalent to it.
Please clarify this, because heard they are only allowing people with Thai baht
Hi Mahesh,
Yes, atleast 20,000 bath.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Please do something with the scam of VOA in the airport, they are charging extra and torching Tourist.
Thailand VOA was so easy and helpful before, but not anymore, your officers are just looting tourist. Receipt given only for 2000baht. No receipt for 200baht
Even tho people don’t want your express visa, they are forced to pay. They will not ask a single question if u pay extra.
Also please clear about the money to be carried must be in only Thai baht?
Why are the immigration officers not accepting other currencies as proof of money equivalent to Thai baht?
Hi Karthik,
You can carry 20,000 bath per pax, and 40,000 bath if family.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
It was very educational and easily to understand formative
I want to apply for Thailand Tourist visa from India. What are the steps?
Hi Dhanashree,
Please see this for your guidance. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thailand-tourist-visa https://thaiest.com/blog/thailand-evisa-on-arrival-evoa-by-vfs-global
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I have a multiple entry tourist visa for Thailand. The period of stay is 60 days.
Is this a period of continuous stay or total number of days on one visa?
Hi Aalok,
You are allowed to stay 90 days per entry.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi
I am a Chinese passport holder living in Australia. I am planning to travel to Thailand in October 2022. I saw a recent news from Thailand headlines that from 01/10/2022 to 31/03/2023, foreigners from 18 countries and territories (including China) visiting Thailand under the visa on arrival category will be allowed to stay in Thailand for up to 30 days. However, I cannot find any information in relation to this news on Royal Thai embassy official website. Appreciate if you can assist me to confirm if this news is true or not? Will I get a 30-day visa exemption stamp on my arrival at the border in October?
Hi C.P,
You can check this https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/visa-on-arrival
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I am a Chinese passport holder living in Australia. I am planning to travel to Thailand in October 2022. I saw a recent news from Thailand headlines that from 01/10/2022 to 31/03/2023, foreigners from 18 countries and territories (including China) visiting Thailand under the visa on arrival category will be allowed to stay in Thailand for up to 30 days. However, I cannot find any information in relation to this news on Royal Thai embassy official website. Appreciate if you can assist me to confirm if this news is true or not? Will I get a 30-day visa exemption stamp on my arrival at the border in October?
Hi C.P,
Yes you can also apply Evoa , Check this https://thaiest.com/blog/e-visa-thailand-e-voa-thai-visa-on-arrival-online
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
US citizen looking at getting a 6 month multiple entry tourist visa. Please advise. Thank you
Hi Steve,
For multiple entry visa you are allowed to stay 90 days per entry.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi im arriving in Thailand February 9th 2023 and plan on staying for 3 months, do i need to apply for a 3month special tourist visa or can i get the free 45 days visa extended once i’m thailand, thanks
Hi Jade,
For long-stay tourists who would like to travel, special tourist visa introduced by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi!
Thanks for your replies!
Do we need to buy and present medical health insurance when apply for Thai tourist visa? Is there any specific requirement?
Is the list of documents standard for all Thai embassies or requirements may differ?
Hi Julia,
Insurance is now an optional, but we still highly recommended.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Dear team , how long before the trip can I apply for the tourist visa ? I will be travelling in December and I wanna apply for the 3 months single entry tourist visa , can I do it now ? If the visa get granted next week the 3 months would start running from next week or from the day I arrive in Thailand ? How it works ? Thank you .
Hi Sebastian,
In what country are you from, you can check here if you are eligible to visa exemption wherein you can travel without visa for 30 days then apply for extension. Please see this for guidance https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement. Otherwise, you can get Special tourist visa for single entry which is 90 days. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/special-tourist-visa-thailand
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I want to apply for a elite visa for Thailand. How much money I need to pay and where to pay? What will be the benifit if I get the visa for Thailand?
Dr Biswapriya
Hi Biswapriya,
Please open the link for guidance https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-elite-visa.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, I would be travelling from the 10th of December to the 23th of December, can I apply for the single entry tourist visa right now or should i wait until October or so ? If I apply now would the visa be expired before December or could it be granted from December? Thank you
I live in Vietnam and I’m planning to move to Thailand mid next month and arrange to get a retirement visa. I’ve read the requirements and have the funds and monthly income. My question is do I have to put the 800,000 baht in a Thai bank or can I show proof with a original copy from my bank statement for the last 12 months or longer? It would be difficult to transfer that amount here. My bank is in the USA and I haven’t been there in yrs or plan to go there. Thank you
Dear Team,
Can you please advise is the Thailand visa “On Arrival” is free for Indian nationality or not, If its not free so what is a fee for 14 days.
Hi Manoj,
A fee of 2,000 THB is payable upon entry and is subject to change without notice. It must be paid in cash and Thai currency only.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi Team,
I am a Indian Citizen, what’s the visa fees and I understand it’s on arrival visa, is there a way I can get an e visa ? And is COE and a negative certificate is required as I am fully vaccinated with booster dooze (less than 20 days).
Appreciate your time here
Hi Sayeesh,
Hi you can get and apply Evoa , fees is THB 2000- THB 2500.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello there,
I am a ciztizen of Mongolia an willing to stay in BKK Thailand for 6 months. Unfortunately here in Mongolia we do not have Thai embassy.
Hi Esi,
You can reach and check this for guidance and further assistance http://mongolia.siam-legal.com/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, both myself and my wife are Indian Citizen and we are booked with a Tour Operator for 5 nights 6 days tour of Bangkok. I have confirmed return Air Tickets and Hotel reservations done, payment for which have been already done through my tour operator.
I have sufficient bank Balance in my savings account, which is equivalent to more than 50,000 (Fifty Thousand) Thai Bhat.
Will it be ok for myself and my wife to travel with about 10,000 Thai Bhat in cash?
I have International Debit cards and Credit cards also, which will be carrying during our trip.
Please advise.
Hi Debjyoti,
The funds of at least 10,000 THB per person and 20,000 THB per family during your stay in Thailand.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
We three (myself, my wife and daughter) from India are planning to visit Phuket as a tourist for a period of 5 days starting from 31st Aug 2022 to 4th Sept. 2022.
Our passport validity is as follows
Name
Relation
Passport Expiry Date
Mehul Dhirendra Dani
Self
10th October 2031
Pratiksha Mehul Dani
Spouse
10th October 2031
Rashi Mehul Dani
Daughter
12th February 2023
Request you to kindly clarify following for Visa on arrival:
Since the passport validity of my daughter on the date of arrival at Phuket is less than 6 months in such a scenario, whether she will be permitted to enter Phuket and whether a tourist visa will be issued to her or not.
We also tried to renew her passport, however, the earliest appointment we are getting is post 15th September 2022.
Appreciate for your earliest response on the above matter which will help us in planning our Phuket tour.
Hi Pratiksha,
If the passport is less than 6 months, immigration will not allow it.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I’m a US passport holder currently living in Thailand. My Non-ED visa will be canceled in November this year and I was wondering how I could apply for a 60-90 day tourist visa. My plan is to fly to Cambodia and return the following day. Would that be possible? If so, what are the travel requirements to enter Thailand as an unvaccinated person?
Thanks in advance.
Hi K.B,
Yes, you can go to Laos and apply for TR visa from Thai embassy in Vientiane or Apply in Pnom penh cambodia. The process will take 2 to 3 days to get the TR visa. Day trip is not possible. For unvaccinated traveler, you need to undergo RT PCR within 72 hours.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I’m a citizen of Turkmenistan and traveling to Thailand for a couple of weeks as a tourist with my 8 yr-old son. I’m planning on getting our tourist visa from Laos. I have a few questions:
1. Proof of financial means: I don’t have a bank account. Can I show cash at the Embassy? Should/can I show cash at the entry as well if asked?
2. I have 2 COVID shots, is that sufficient?
3. Under what circumstances can my entry be denied even after I get the tourist visa?
Thanks
Hi Jenn,
Yes you can get visa at nearest embassy. 2 doses are fully vaccinated.When applying for a tourist visa, certain documents and fees are needed to obtain one. The documents and the fee are subject to change anytime and without prior notice, so you can check it with the nearest embassy.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi I am a British Citizen traveling on a British Passport. I am leaving Cape town 29 November to BKK and returning from BKK to CPT on 17 January.
So I need a 60 day Visa.
How do I get it?
Hi Robert,
British Passport holder was included in the 30 days visa exemption, wherein you are eligible to enter Thailand without visa for 30 days period, prior you finish the granted days you can apply visa extension at nearest Thai Embassy. You can check https://uk.siam-legal.com/thailand-visa/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Can we entry thailand with the neo global card instead of carrying cash ? Please reply as soon as possible.
Hi Roshan,
We understand the niyo global card has specific countries where you can use, it would be better if it’s a visa card so it will works internationally.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi.
I am Moldova citizen. What Embassy I should apply for Thai visa?
Can I get tourist visa for 6month where I can twice extend it in immigration office at 1900thb?
Hi Julia,
Please go to the nearest Thai Embassy for visa application. The validity of a tourist visa ranges from 3 months to 6 months, depending on the number of entries you make across the land border, or from the airport.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
hello I am planning to travel for 10 days to thailand 3rd september to 13th september. Do I need a visa or not and how do I get it?
IM frim GEORGIA
king Regards
Hi Tsira,
You can get a Thailand Visa on Arrival right at the border. This type of Thailand Visa can be acquired easily if you have all the required documents ready.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I’m travelling from Canada.
Do I need a COE?
Will I need to negative PCR test on arrival?
Thank you
Hi Kate,
If you are unvaccinated, 72 hour negative RT PCR is necessary.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi there,
I live in Germany but I have an Iranian passport.
I will travel with my boyfriend from 18 Dec 2022 for 15 days. My boyfriend is German.
As I understand he can use a free 30 days visa but I need to apply for a visa since I am an Iranian citizen.
My question is can I apply for the visa online or should I go to the embassy in Germany? Do I need travel insurance or is the one I have right now validated?
How long will take to have a visa? For 18 December when should I apply for the visa?
Thanks
Hi Nagh,
Iranian citizens need to get a visa for Thailand by going to the nearest embassy. The stay is usually short with a period of 90 days and visa expires in 90 days. Travel insurance is not compulsory but still highly recommended.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi YORDMANU,
thank you for reply my comment.May I ask one more question? Do I need to show my bank statment to go thailand(example, need to show 20000 bth or $500USD)
Hi Thin,
Depends on your country immigration requirements.
Thank you
Hi,
I’m Sri Lankan national living in Oman. I’m planning to visit Thailand with my family in Dec for 2 weeks. How do I apply for visa? Tried applying through https://www.thaievisa.go.th/; however It doesn’t allow me to apply instead asking me to visit the Thai embassy. Please advise.
Thanks.
Hi Nuwan,
You can check our office http://oman.siam-legal.com/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello, Nuwan.
As of this moment, the Thai E-Visa system is not available to citizens of Pakistan.
Hi Rex,
Thank you for replying to my comment. The part of the application this concerns is:
9. Identity of the person
inviting you to stay e.g. Thai
ID card, Passport
Would a hotel booking satisfy this? Or what else is needed instead?
Many Thanks,
Lachie
Dear Lachie,
Yes, if you are staying in a hotel instead of a Thai person’s house, you can use the hotel booking confirmation.
Thank you.
I am traveling to bangkok in October
I am from northern Ireland and travelling on an irish passport
Do I need a visa
Dear Liz,
The Ireland passport holders do not need a visa to enter Thailand. You are eligible to receive the free 30-day visa exemption stamp. To travel to Thailand, you only need to have a valid passport and proof of vaccination.
Thank you.
Hi Liz,
Please check this for visa http://ireland.siam-legal.com/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I am trying to apply for a 60 day tourist visa but one of the required fields asks for a photo of the ID of a Thai person inviting me to stay in Thailand. What should I include for this?
Thanks, Lachie
Dear Lachie,
If you are staying in a hotel, you can upload the proof of hotel booking.
Thank you.
Hi, I’m Algerian, and I’m in malaysia with a tourist visa on arrival, can I apply for a tourist visa to enter Thailand, Or I must return to my home country and apply for it.
Please,help
Thanks
Dear Boucif,
You may contact directly the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and check with them if they will allow you to apply for TR tourist visa even if you are not a permanent resident or citizen of Malaysia. Please call +60 3-2148 8222
Thank you.
hello, I am a Myanmar citizen and live in japan.I have plan to go Thailand on 28 september for tour.Do I need apply for visa?
Dear Thinzar,
You can enter Thailand without a visa. You will be allowed to stay up to 14 days without visa. You will receive 14-day visa exemption stamp at the airport.
Thank you.
Hi Thinzar,
Myanmar is included in visa exemption for 14 days. Check this https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello, I have a US passport, I will arrive in Thailand on September 30. I will be using TR visa Single-Entry, can I apply for a Re-Entry Permit that same day when I arrive at BKK? I plan to fly to Laos the next day October 1 for 7 days then return to Bangkok to continue my 60 days TR visa. Thank you in advance.
Dear Van,
Yes, you are able to do that. If you have an e-visa, you may opt not to use the TR visa on September 30. You can keep it first and just use it when you return from Laos to Thailand as long as the TR visa is still valid to be used for entry.
Thank you.
hi i m traveling from India to pattaya for 10 days in October 1st can u pls give me information about on arrive visa on air port is available and how much on arrive visa fees also can u tell me about Thai pass is require for Indian traveler
Hi Nimesh,
You can apply e-voa. Open this site for guidance. https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/travel-to-thailand-from-india
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello
I have dual citizenship and passport from USA and Iran. I will be purchasing a ONEWAY ticket to Thailand from Iran in October and can use my American passport as I live in America and will be visiting Iran.
I will be staying for 30 days maximum, do I need a visa? Do I need to purchase a roundtrip ticket, because I have not decided on my return date.
What are the requirements?
should I get certain vaccinations prior to visiting?
Hi Sadaf,
If you are using American passport, you are eligible to travel 30 days without visa. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Is the Thailand plus still necessary to get and the T8 health form? The Health certificate is no longer necessary but the insurance is still necessary? Thank you.
Hi Michael,
Yes it’s no longer required and insurance is not compulsory but still highly suggested.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I am a triple vaxx Canadian travelling with my double vaxx 12 year old daughter. We are currently in Malaysia & plan to go to Thailand in 2 weeks. I know we are eligible for a 30 day VOA but would like to know if we will be able to apply to extend for another 30 days when we are there. Ideally we’d like to be able to stay in Thailand as tourists & travel around for as long as possible. Also, do we need the Thai Pass and travel insurance or have those requirement been cancelled?
Thanks,
Tammy
Hi Tammy,
Yes, you can apply visa extension . For insurance, it is not compulsory but highly suggested.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
How much is a 2 month tourist visa to Thailand? Planning to arrive on Novermber 13, 2022 from Honolulu and back on January 10, 2023. Gordon Chung in Honolulu
Hi Gordon,
US passport holder is eligible for visa exemption wherein you can enter 30 days visa free in Thailand, prior you finish the free visa, you can apply extension the cost is THB 2000.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello
Traveling too Thailand from UK and wish enter for 2 months. Can I easily get an extention while on Thailand. Many years ago travel agents done visa runs with passport
Hi Ross,
You can travel for free visa in 30 days then prior you finish it , you can apply for 30 days visa extension. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello i am M SUFYAN from Pakistan . I want to come in Thailand as a tourist can you tell me how much cost and required Document Thank you I am waiting your respone
Hi Sufyan,
Visa will depends on entry around 5000 is the minimum fee. You can check and ask assistance at the nearest Thai Embassy or check this https://islamabad.thaiembassy.org/en/content/96719-10-questions-about-thailand-visa-for-pakistan-and-afganistan-passport.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I am married to a Thai lady we are going to Thailand in October for three months what Visa do I need I am from England We have a daughter nearly 4 years old we have booked our flights what what Visa do I need
Hi Peter,
If you are holding UK Passport, you are eligible for visa exemption then prior you finish your 30 days free visa, you can file visa extension. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
hello i will travelling from india to pataya on October can u pls tell me thet thaipass is require or not i have two vaccination certificate also on arrive visa is available
Hi Rajni,
Yes, Thailand Pass is no longer required and 2 vaccines are fully vaccinated.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I’m going to Thailand in October from Washington, DC and would like to stay for about 90 days. Do I need to get a visa before arriving in Thailand?
Many thanks,
Michael
Hi Michael,
You are eligible for 30 days visa free then you can file extension. You can check this https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/travel-to-thailand-from-the-us
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
I’m from Indonesia and I want to vacation in Thailand for 7-10 days. I have Vaccine (3 Doses). Do I need a visa and insurance to go there?
Thank you
Hi Vee,
Indonesian are eligible for 30 days free visa https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement. For insurances, it’s not compulsory but still highly recommended.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, Can I get 6 months unlimited entry visa to Thailand…?
Hi Rakshith,
Yes, you can check here what type of visa do you need. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thailand-visa-types
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello
I am thinking of traveling to Thailand for tourism but I am not sure of the visa requirements.
I hold dual passports (Dominican and Syrian). Please help in directing me to the steps I should take for the visa application process (if any)
Thank you,
Hi Bassel,
You can check here if your country is eligible for visa exemptions wherein you can enter without visa for 30 days.
https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Good day
I am, South African coming to Thailand 8 Oct – 10 Nov (33days)
But will visit a Malaysia/Vietnam for 5 days.
Would the 30 day tourist stay in Thailand be extend by those 5 days as I would not be in Thailand? Or will the 30days start when I arrive in Thailand first and be valid 30 consecutive days regardless of whether I am in Thailand?
Hi Frans,
The 30 days will start upon your arrival stamp by the immigration.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello I am a US Resident but hold a Belizean passport living in Dallas Texas, what would be the process to visit thailand for the month of October 2022?
Hi Jasmin,
For US citizen, you are eligible to enter without visa for 30 days. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
My flight to Thailand is on 19th August.
How much Thai Baht(Currency in hand) I have to carry other than 2000 Thai Baht for Visa??
Is it 10000 per person or 20000 per person??
Hi Vishwas,
You can carry not more than 500000 Baht.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I am traveling from India to Thailand with Prepaid hotel bookings and return flight ticket. How much Thai Baht currency in hand do I have to show at the immigration counter?
What if I have 5000 Thai Baht currency in hand & money equivalent to 20000 Thai Baht in my global Bank account, is it acceptable??
Dear Vishwas,
You may have to prove funds of at least 10,000 THB (thai currency) per person and 20,000 THB per family during your stay in Thailand.
Thank you.
60 day visas are not issued at hat Hai airport. Only 30 day is issued. A further 30 day Visa will cost.9990 baht. Told Thai embassy in Australia would not know as they’re in Australia not Thailand.
As constant traveller to Thailand over 30yrs, I will never return to the land of lies
Bob sneddon
Dear Bob,
The 60-day TR visa is not issued at the airport. It is issued by the Thai Embassy prior to traveling to Thailand. If you have this visa sticker, the immigration officer at the airport will give you the 60 days permit to stay.
If you did not apply for a visa before coming to Thailand, you will only receive 30 days visa exemption stamp.
Thank you.
Hello, I am Australian, coming to Thailand on 1 October 2022 for 39 days.
Will my Visa on entry cover my trip? Is the Visa on entry 30 or 60 days?
Many thanks.
Hello Geoffrey,
Australian Passport Holders are not required to obtain a visa when entering Thailand for tourism purposes and will be permitted to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding 30 days on each visit. However, if you will stay longer you can extend your visa in Immigration office for another 30 days.
Thank you.
If i buy a flight ticket to Thailand including a return ticket under 30 days how can i get a visa while I’m in Thailand and rish to stay for a long period of time?
Hi Ruach,
Yes you can get visa during stay, just go and report to the nearest embassy.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello
My name is kashif from Pakistan. I want to travel to dubai via thailand from Guangzhou, china.
I have chinese Z visa (working visa). Just want to stay for 1 or 2 days in thailand.
What are the requirements for tourist visa?
How can i apply?
[email protected]
Kashif mobile number +8615013386956
Thanks
Kashif Adnan Zia
Hi Kashif,
For your guidance please check this https://www.thaievisa.go.th/
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi, I am an Australian citizen coming to Thailand in October for tourism and want to stay for 60 days. Is there a visa I need to obtain? Or are we able to to stay up to 60 days but need a flight out of the country?
Thanks Tyrone.
Hi Tyrone,
You are eligible to stay 30 days visa free, https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement. Then prior you finish the granted 30 days visa exemption, apply for additional 30 days as extension.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi
I can not find the link anywhere to apply Online for Thai Tourist visa. It is so frustrating and confusing. Can you please direct me to the correct application page?
Thanks.
Hi Sunira,
You open this for your guidance and proceed with application, https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thailand-tourist-visa
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I am coming to Thailand, Phuket on 19 August 2022 with my family (total 4 person).
Do we need Certificate of Entry (COE) and declaration form?
Can we apply for Visa on arrival online?
Dear Aditya,
For the latest information on Thailand Entry Requirements, please check this link:
https://www.thaiembassy.com/weekly-updates/thailand-entry-requirements-august-2022
Thank you.
Where is my nearest Thai consulate currently operating?
Hi G R ,
Where are you located?
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
hi
i am taranjiet from india i would like to know is there any possibilty to apply thai tourist visa online
thanks
Hi Taranjiet,
Yes you can apply evoa . Application for Thailand Visa on Arrival on the new eVOA system is available from 30 days to at least 24 hours before arriving in Thailand.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Do I need to make an appointment to apply for a tourist visa one entry. I am planning to travel on August 23th, 22. In case an appointment is mandatory, how to apply for one. I am a resident of Abu Dhabi.
Thanks.
Hi Hind,
Please check this for guidance https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thailand-tourist-visa
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi
Myself and my partner are traveling from Ireland to Thailand for 17 days in September. Do we require a visa? If so, where do we apply?
Thank you
Hi Claire,
Citizens of Ireland holding normal passports are granted visa-free travel to Thailand for a period of up to 30 days. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello! I am a Romanian Citizen that will be travelling to Thailand for 16 days. Am I eligible to get a Visa on Arrival or do I need to get en electronic Visa?
Thank you!
Hi Alex,
You can get voa or evoa whichever is more convenient on your end. Please check this for guidance. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/visa-on-arrival
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello Sir / Madam,
I am an Indian citizen. Would be Travelling from India to Thailand for 10 days of vacation (Tourism purpose only). Can I get visa on arrival or do I need to apply for e-visa prior to my travel?
Thank you in advance.
Regards.
Satyajeet
Hi Satyajeet,
Yes Indian Passport holder can get evoa. eVOA system is available from 30 days to at least 24 hours before arriving in Thailand.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I’m travelling to Thailand for 6 weeks in December. Can I apply for a six weeks visa ?
Or can I leave the country and gain another 30 day entry stamp on arrival again. I will be taking a short trip to Laos while I’m there. I have also been told if I apply for a six weeks visa I have to have 5000 pounds in the bank is this true ? Thanks in advance
Hi Michael,
What country are you from? Please check this for guidance https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thailand-tourist-visa
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
I live in northern Ireland
I’m flying out of southern Ireland (dublin)
On an irish passport I’m going to Bangkok in October for 15 days do i need a visa or other documents
Hi Sarah,
Ireland is included in visa exemption wherein you are granted to stay Thailand for 30 days visa free. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
French citizen planning on flying from France, not vaccinated.
Looking for confirmation –
No visa or COE required for tourism (under 30 days)?
Covid Health insurance needed?
Tks.
Hi Chris,
Yes you are right. France is included in visa exemption, wherein you are eligible to enter in Thailand visa free for 30 days. Further, insurance is not necessary but still recommended.
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello
this is khaled
I am planning to visit Thai on November and My nationality’s Yemeni but I hold Netherland 5 years resident card .
Where do I need to apply for visa or can I get the visa on arrival ?
Thank you
Waiting for your reply
Hi Khaled,
If you are a Dutch passport holder, you are granted to for 30 days free visa in Thailand. https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hi,
Can I re-enter Thailand this year? I visit Thailand twice since Dec 2021 for estimate 6 months.
I’m not sure if there is a waiting period
Thanks,
Aaron
Hi Aaron,
What nationality?
For more information about travel to Thailand, please check this link:
https://www.siam-legal.com/legal-guide/how-to-enter-thailand-2022-guide.pdf
Hello,
This is Lolita. I am planning to visit Thailand for 3 weeks in September and I hold a passport from Mexico and reside in Australia. I have my vaccination proof and would like to know how I can apply for the visa (preferably electronically) if needed the tourist visa.
I will kindly thank you to please email me the information to [email protected]
Kind regards,
Lolita Cueva
Hello Lolita,
For Mexico Passport holders unfortunately, you are not eligible to apply for a visa through Thai E-Visa system. You may apply for a visa in person at the nearest Thai Embassy or Consulate in Australia.
Thank you.
Hello. I am planning to travel to Thailand on September for two weeks. I am from Ecuador South America. Do I need a Visa?
Hello Leopoldo,
If you want to check if your are eligible to enter Thailand under the Visa exemption, you may visit this link: https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement
Thank you.
I am indian citizen and planning to spent 5-6 days in Thailand in mid august,2022 on tourist visa. Is there any fees or has been waived off. Please update me on this.
Hello Pawan,
For Indian citizens, the Visa on arrival in Thailand is available, but it is given only if the visit is strictly for tourism purposes and you are allowed to stay for not longer than 15 days.
The price of the visa is THB 2000 and you need to pay it at the service counter at the immigration checkpoint.
Thank you.
Hello,
My name is Tanya, I planned to stay in Bangkok for 1 week from October 9th-16th.
Do I need to apply for Visa? Please advise of any requested documents for entry to Thailand.
I’m fully vaccinated and a Canadian citizen.
Thank you
Hello Tanya,
Canada Passport holders are not required to obtain a visa when entering Thailand for tourism purposes and will be permitted to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding 30 days on each visit.
If you are fully vaccinated, you only need to show your proof of vaccination.
Thank you.
Hi
I am coming from India for a week.
Pl confirm visa on arrival is available & likely cost.
Thanks
Hello Rajendra,
For Indian citizens, the Visa on arrival in Thailand is available, but it is given only if the visit is strictly for tourism purposes and you are allowed to stay for not longer than 15 days.
The price of the visa is THB 2000 and you need to pay it at the service counter at the immigration checkpoint.
Thank you.
Hi, I am an indian citizen travelling to Thailand in August for 7 Days. I have seen in the website that if i am staying in thailand for less than 2 weeks i am exempted for visa. Pls. clarify the same
Hello Kedar,
For Indian citizens, the Visa on arrival in Thailand is available, but it is given only if the visit is strictly for tourism purposes and you are allowed to stay for not longer than 15 days.
The price of the visa is THB 2000 and you need to pay it at the service counter at the immigration checkpoint.
Thank you.
Hi there,
My family and I are Australian citizens, fully vaccinated. We are traveling to Phuket via Singapore next week (July 2022). Am I correct in saying all we need to enter Thailand is our passports and proof of vaccination? No other declarations or visas? Many thanks for your help.
Hello Natalie,
Yes, you’re right. For those fully vaccinated travelers are only required to show the proof of their vaccination.
Thank you.
Hi,
Since the requirement for a Thai Pass is being lifted from July 1, is the requirement for a Certificate of entry (CoE) resuming?
Dear Jean,
Thailand and COE are both cancelled starting July 1. If you want to travel to Thailand, you only need your passport and your vaccination certificate. If you have no vaccination certificate, you can take a COVID test and print the test result to take with you to Thailand.
Thank you.
Hi,
I’ll travel as a tourist for 2 weeks in Thailand. I’m from Sweden, traveling from Maldives through India. Fully vaccinated. Can I come and stay without visa?
Dear Adam,
Yes, you can get visa exemption stamp which is valid for 30 days. If you will in June, you need to register for Thailand Pass. If you arrive in July, you only need passport and proof of vaccination/COVID test result.
Thank you.
Hi! My name is Adrián Parrilla from Mexico. I’m planning on traveling to Thailand, during mid-July. What documents do I need to present to apply for a tourist visa?
Thanks!
Dear Adrian,
If you will stay for less than 2 weeks, you can get visa on arrival. You only need to pay for 2000 THB. If you will stay longer than 2 weeks, please apply for a tourist visa from Thai Embassy in CDMX.
Thank you.
Hi I’m staying for 31 days annoyingly because of flights I assume I need to get a visa
Dear Sam,
If you get the 30 days visa exemption, you can also apply for 30 days extension.
Thank you.
Hi,
Is Certificate of Entry (COE) replaced by Thailand Pass?
Cheers
Shonu
Dear Shonu,
For Air and Land Travel yes, Thailand Pass is the new COE.
Hello! Canadian here. Has the Visa Exemption period been converted back to 30 days or is it still 45 days? This page says 45 however on this page https://www.thaiembassy.com/thailand-visa/thai-visa-exemption-and-bilateral-agreement it says it has been reduced back to 30. Could you confirm if it is 30 or 45?
Also, if I am entering via the Test and Go program, do I still apply for a COE?
Thank you!
Dear Rob,
Yes, the visa exemption has been changed back to 30 days. Yes, you need to apply for Thailand Pass.
Thank you.
I apply the Test and Go Feb 1, 2022
plans to travel Bangkok Feb. 6, 2022 from Los Angeles
but I still did not get the QR Code from Thailand what can I do?
Dear Jin,
If you like to check the status or follow up the status of your Thailand Pass application, you may call 02-572-8442 or email the following information:
Subject: Thailand Pass Check Status
Full Name
Passport No.
E-mail Address
Access Code
Date of Travel
Date of Arrival
You may send the above information to the Consular Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at [email protected] and [email protected]
Thank you.
I do not know which hotels are approved for your quarantine in Bangkok. I checked the only one I knew and that was full for February 8, to the 16, 2022. Can you tell me what hotels are approved ?
Dear Daniel,
You may check the list of Quarantine Hotels on this website: http://hsscovid.com/
You may also find it here: https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/alternative-state-quarantine-asq-in-thailand
Thank you.
Hello, I have an approved Thailand Pass however, I had to cancel my scheduled trip as my passport that was approved was stolen. I have acquired a new passport with a new passport number. Is my approved Thailand Pass for test and go still valid and can I update my information of it is still valid?
Dear John,
Good day.
If you will apply for the new Thailand Pass, it will be either Sandbox or Quarantine. I believe you can still use your old Test and Go and new passport to travel as long as the details on your vaccination and arrival date remain the same. If your new arrival date has been changed more than 3 days from the original date of arrival, you must get a new Thailand Pass.
Thank you.
Dear sir
Is there a six month spouse visa available from November 1st 2021
Dear Andrew,
Good day.
The Thai Non Immigrant O visa for marriage is valid for 3 months in which you are able to extend for another 12 months at the local immigration office in Thailand. You can apply for the Non Immigrant O visa and COE from the Thai Embassy in order to travel to Thailand. If you need help for the visa and COE, please visit http://www.siam-legal.com/coe
Thank you.
Dear sir ,am osobu Jacob from Nigeria can I come to Thailand as a Nigeria if I have someone to accommodate me ?
Dear Osobu,
Good day.
You need to apply for Tourist Visa and COE to enter Thailand. Please contact the Thai Embassy in Lagos.
Thank you.
Hello Visa team,
I am a professional life coach from Germany doing surgery companion trips for a living. I am currently in Hyderabad, India, and my next client wants for me to travel to Bangkok with her for surgery.
How do I go about that now?
Procedures are not fully clear for me at this time .
Dear Mona,
Good day.
The COE application and issuance in India has been suspended, therefore no one at this time can travel from India to Thailand.
Thank you.
Hello!
I’m from Myanmar and currently living in Dubai. Me and my son going to travel Thailand. Do we need visa? What documents we need to prepare?
Thank you.
Sandi
Dear Sandi,
Good day.
Yes, you definitely need to apply for the visa and COE prior to coming to Thailand. You must apply for the Tourist Visa which will allow you to stay in Thailand for up to 60 days from date of arrival. You need to secure your flight itinerary, COVID 19 insurance, ASQ Hotel for 14 days and other documents required by the Thai Consulate in Dubai. Kindly call the consulate for more information.
Thank you.
Good day,
my name is Michelle I’m from Philippines planning to travel in your country. do i need a visa or COE to enter Thailand?
Thank you
Michelle Dequito
Dear Michelle,
Good day.
Yes, you need to have a COE or certificate of entry to travel to Thailand. You may get a COE based on Visa Exemption of 45 days or you can get a COE under a Tourist visa or even a Non Immigrant visa as long as you apply for this visa from the Thai Embassy in Manila.
For the application of COE under Visa Exemption, you do not need to contact the Thai Embassy. The application will be processed online. You only need to make sure that you have booked the ASQ Hotel and you have purchased COVID 19 insurance.
Thank you.