How to apply for a visa to Thailand?

1. Visa applicants should determine the purpose and timetable of their trip to Thailand.

2. Log in to official website, the Embassy and Consulate of China in Thailand, browse the visa information and list of visa materials, and download the visa application form.

3. Prepare materials.

4. Visa applicants should apply at the Embassy and Consulate of China in Thailand.

5. Pending review.

6. After applying for a visa, it is necessary to check whether the information on the visa is correct in time, especially whether the starting and ending time and the number of days of stay of the visa are consistent with the application, and whether the personal information such as the spelling of the name on the visa is correct. If you find any mistakes, you should contact the embassy or consulate in time.

Second, the visa materials

1. For passports valid for more than half a year, fill in the visa application form and passport photos.

2. A copy of the round-trip air ticket or the confirmed air ticket order.

3. The deposit certificate amount shall not be less than 10000 yuan.

4. Letter of guarantee (in English or Thai) issued by the applicant's unit or relevant department, indicating the name of the applicant and the purpose of going to Thailand (only for China citizens).

Extended data:

Holders of China passports can apply for visas on arrival at entry checkpoints, and their stay will not exceed 15 days. The applicant must produce a property ownership certificate equivalent to 65,438+00,000 baht per person or 20,000 baht per family.

Applicants are also required to show full-price air tickets valid for 15 days from the date of entry. In China, the airport customs will not let them pass without a valid visa from Thailand, unless they have a visa from a third country (such as Malaysia and Vietnam), they can apply for a visa to arrive in Thailand.

Matters needing attention in visa processing in Thailand:

1. Documents required to enter Thailand

Passport, customs declaration form, entry-exit card (one before entry and one when exit). The customs declaration and entry-exit card should be filled in English, and the names should be filled in capital letters.

2. Entry formalities in Thailand

After going through the entry formalities, the Immigration Bureau takes out the checked baggage from the terminal, presents the customs declaration form to the customs inspection office, and then leaves the customs to enter the reception hall. Duty-free items that tourists can carry include 200 cigarettes and alcohol 1 kg.

3. Exit formalities in Thailand

The Immigration Bureau of Thailand receives the exit card, goes through the exit formalities, stamps the exit stamp on the passport, and pays the 500 baht airport security check. Thailand is not allowed to carry more than $2,000 or 50,000 baht of foreign currency.

Thailand has strict entry and exit regulations. Visitors who want to visit Thailand for a short time must hold visas issued by the Thai Embassy, including a 90-day non-immigrant visa and a 60-day tourist visa.

During your stay in Thailand, you should be inspected by the Immigration Bureau at any time. If the visa expires, it will be fined 100 baht. If you apply for an extension visa, you can apply for a service fee of 500 baht at the embassy.

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