What are the procedures for traveling to Thailand?

Tourism in Thailand is very exciting for many people. Thailand has a very good tourism environment and tourism industry chain, which brings you all kinds of amazing travel experiences. So what's the procedure for going to Thailand?

Necessary materials:

Passport: First of all, you need a passport. Passport is a kind of passport used by citizens when they enter or leave the country and travel or stay abroad.

The legal certificate issued by the state to prove the nationality and identity of citizens is a passport for citizens to pass through international ports of various countries.

If it is the first time to go abroad, visitors need to go to the exit-entry management window of the public security bureau where their household registration is located. For the floating population whose household registration is not local, the Exit-Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security has also opened up the functions and channels for handling in different places, which can be handled at the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the Public Security Bureau where the school and work unit are located nearby, which simplifies the procedures and greatly facilitates the handling process for tourists. For specific handling methods, please consult the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the local public security bureau.

Passport processing, because it is necessary to take photos and leave signatures, tourists need to go to the window of the exit-entry management office of the local public security bureau.

Visa: After obtaining a passport, it means that we have a certificate to prove our legal status abroad. At this time, we also need to obtain a tourist visa for Thailand. A visa is a permit for tourists to enter the country of destination, which is used together with a passport.

To apply for a visa in Thailand, visitors can apply at the visa windows of embassies and consulates in China and Thailand, or through travel agencies. Generally speaking, it is much easier to find a capable travel and holiday agency. You only need to provide the original passport and two recent photos with a one-inch white background, and the cost plus the visa fee charged by the embassy or consulate is less than that of 300 yuan.

Thailand's individual tourist visa is valid for three months, and a single entry can stay in Thailand for 60 days. Visitors who need to stay in Thailand for more than 60 days can also renew their visas before they expire. Remember, you must leave the country before the expiration of the stay date allowed by the visa, otherwise you will be repatriated by the Thai Immigration Bureau, and you may not apply for entry again within a certain period of time.

Third, the Visa on arrival (visa

OnArrival) is another option to obtain entry permit for Thailand.

The following picture shows the visa form on arrival:

Thailand has opened visa-on-arrival service at 42 ports of entry. The main service target is short-term tourists who plan to stay in Thailand for no more than 15 days. They can apply for visas on arrival from the Immigration Bureau of Thailand at the port of entry.

The documents for applying for a tourist visa on arrival include:

1, and the departure time of valid return ticket certificate shall not be later than 15.

2. Equivalent currency or payment certificate equivalent to 10000 baht for individuals and 20000 baht for families.

3. Completed visa application form

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My passport is valid for more than six months.

The fee for applying for a visa on arrival is 2000 baht. In order to promote tourism, the Thai government will give preferential treatment or reduce visa fees from time to time.

Personally, I think it is best to apply for a visa in advance in China before traveling to Thailand. The visa is valid for three months, which means you can leave any day within three months after you get the visa.

Qualified and trustworthy travel and holiday agencies are the first choice, which can avoid the trouble of submitting various certificates to embassies and consulates and queuing for visas.

Visa on arrival is not recommended unless absolutely necessary. The main reason is that there are too many tourists who apply for visas on arrival at Thai airports, and it is impossible to avoid the phenomenon of long queues, which will delay a lot of time and energy for entry.

Get a passport and a tourist visa for Thailand, plus a round-trip ticket to Thailand, and basically complete the relevant procedures for traveling to Thailand.