Overview of visa application process in Thailand How to get a visa smoothly

When you apply for a visa to study abroad, you must understand the visa process clearly and try to avoid detours. What is the basic procedure for visa application? Let's take a look at the visa application process in Thailand. How to get a visa smoothly?

First of all, let's look at the basic process of visa processing.

Some suggestions written in front suggest that you should apply for a study visa as soon as possible before you go to Thailand to study, because the regulations of the Immigration Bureau of Thailand may change at any time. If you apply at the last minute, you may be rejected by temporary materials or documents, causing unnecessary trouble. You are in charge of the visa, not others. Step one:? The application process for studying in Thailand varies from institution to institution. The application for studying at Boren University in Thailand can be handled directly through the domestic service center. Required materials: registration form, notarized graduation certificate or letter, notarized graduation report card, passport, recommendation letter, etc. It is very important that the application for studying abroad will not be fully confirmed until the Thai school receives the relevant application fee and tuition. Step two:? Once your application for studying in Thailand is successfully accepted, the school of Boren University in Thailand will issue an admission notice. The admission notice will be printed with the logo of Boren University in Thailand, your name and passport number, the professional name of your choice, and finally the confirmation signature of the leader. It symbolizes that you have been admitted to this program, and invites you to start studying at Boren University in Thailand within the specified date.

The admission notice is not only a ticket to enter the school, but also a ticket to apply for a student visa. Thailand's one-year study visa will only be granted to those who really want to study abroad, not those who want to visit Thailand during the holidays. So you need to register for at least 3 courses each semester to prove that you are an international student rather than a traveler. Step 3: Apply for a visa. With the admission notice, you need a passport with a validity period of more than half a year and a recent photo of the size of the passport. Then you can apply for a study visa in embassies and consulates in China, Thailand.

If you apply for a tourist visa and go to Thailand, because the tourist visa allows you to stay in Thailand for 60 days, it is best to change it into a study visa within the first 30 days, and the next 30 days need to be reserved for applying for a non-immigrant ed visa.

The photos required for the application should be accompanied by my signature, and should be signed with a blue ballpoint pen or pen. The number of photos is not necessarily required. Some embassies need two, while others need four. The more you prepare, the better, because there are still many forms to fill out and photos are needed. Experienced people not only bring passport-sized photos, but also bring some other sizes when applying. Step 4:? Your visa is valid for 90 days. The validity of the visa for studying abroad for the first time is only 90 days, which means that you need to renew it at the immigration office in Thailand within these 90 days. However, only if the visa is valid for less than 30 days will the Immigration Bureau accept it.

After knowing how to deal with it, about the role of having Thailand: you can study here, but you can't work here, you can only study in Thailand. Step 5:? That's not all-the 90-day registration rule stipulates that no matter how long you stay in Thailand, you need to report to the immigration office in Thailand every 90 days and provide your current address. Just fill out a simple form for free. After that, you will receive a notification receipt indicating the date of the next report.

If you miss the scheduled date, you will be punished. A fine of 5000 baht (subject to the actual standard) will be imposed for more than one day. If this happens twice or more, many of you may be in danger of losing your visas. If you don't want to go to the immigration office in person, you can also mail it-experienced people will never go this way in Thailand-because too many letters will never reach the designated place.

Then let's take a look at the process of visa application on arrival.

Off the plane, on the way to the exit.

Go straight ahead and you'll see the sign. Don't worry about getting lost. Transitional/forward immunization, and Chinese.

After walking for about ten minutes, you can see the eye-catching sign: visa on arrival. Go along the direction of the arrow, then turn right ... If you want to run landing visa, you should prepare Thai currency. If you don't have it with you or haven't had time to change it, you can see that there is a money exchange office on the left of the picture where you can change money. Of course, you can also find an ATM to withdraw money.

I got the visa application form here. Because of the large number of applicants, the application form is hard to find and almost used up. Finally found an empty application form. You can fill in all the items according to the Chinese tips above. Required items: application form, 2-inch photo with white background, entry and exit card. You can download these online in advance, fill them out and bring them back. If it's too much trouble, you can fill it out here and apply.

You should prepare a 2-inch photo on a white background. If not, you can go to the self-service photo booth next to you. There is no glue to stick photos here, but when submitting the materials, the staff stapled your photos to the application form, which is a feeling of disrespect.

There are two paragraphs here, which are clearly written in Chinese: fast track, you have to pay 2200 baht here, and the visa fee is 2000 baht, but they have to charge 200 baht extra here. Of course, the so-called fast track is to give you a green light, get a visa quickly and enter the country quickly; Of course, the normal passage on the right is very slow to get a visa. Personal suggestion: just 200 baht more, about 40 RMB, not too much. For convenience.

Finally, let's look at the materials needed for a visa.

1, fill out an application form;

2. A 4×6cm photo with a white background (no more than 2 inches);

3. Show your return ticket;

(At the corresponding airport in China, please ask the airport staff to help print the round-trip electronic travel to travel itinerary)

4. My passport valid for more than half a year;

5. visa fee on arrival 1000 baht;

6. The stay period is 15 days.

Note: As too many China people choose to apply for visas on arrival in Thailand, the Thai government changed the visa fee on arrival to 2000 baht per person on 20 16.