How long does it usually take to get a tourist visa to Thailand, and where can I get it?

Thailand's tourist visa can be handled at the Thai embassy or consulate in China, and the period depends on the specific situation; You can also go to landing visa and get it on the spot. The fee is 2000 baht (about 400 RMB) and you can stay 15 days. Landing visa only supports Thai baht, not credit cards or foreign currency!

At present, Thailand has opened 32 visa entry and exit ports:

The entry ports of Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Don Muang Airport, Bangkok and Chonburi in Thailand are Lacha County, Madapu Airport in Rayong, Udabao Airport in Rayong, Chiang Mai International Airport and Maisai County in Chiang Rai.

Chiang Rai's port of entry in Siam County, Chiang Rai's port of entry in Qingkong County, Chiang Rai's port of entry in the airport, Sukhothai Airport's port of entry in Nong Kaifu, Phuket Airport's port of entry in Phuket, Hoai Airport's port of entry in Shado County, Songkhla Province's port of entry, Koh Samui's port of entry, and the samui airport Subsidiary of Surat Thani Province.

Samui Port in Surat Thani, Airport Port in Surat Thani, Shatun Port, Krabi Port, Udong County Port in Yala, Pattaya Port in Chonburi, Kongya County Port in Tong 'ai, Fengnanlun County Port in Jianquan and Alambati Port in Shajiao.

Mota limited entry port, Dafu (Laixingfu) entry port, Kangcha Baden Biesha entry port, Taogong Suai Heluo County entry port.

Extended data:

Demand information of visa on arrival:

Passport 1, valid for at least 6 months?

2. Two-inch bareheaded photo with white background?

3. Carry 10000 (for individuals) and 20000 (for families) in cash or equivalent foreign currency (Thailand Immigration Bureau will conduct random inspection).

4. The round-trip air ticket does not exceed 15 days (e-ticket printed version)? References:

Thailand Visa-Baidu Encyclopedia Thai Embassy in China-Baidu Encyclopedia