How to apply for a Thai visa in Qingdao

1. For return air tickets, if you purchase an electronic ticket, you need to print an electronic itinerary.

2. Passport valid for more than six months

3. Filled-in immigration card (generally the flight attendant will give it to you on the plane, and you will have to fill it out on the plane. If that is the case then If you happened to be sleeping and didn’t get it, then you can get it at the counter before immigration)

4. Boarding card (the registration card when you boarded the plane from China, proving that you arrived at the flight)

Two photos of 5.4*150px. If not, there will be photo takers on site and the fee is 100 baht.

6. Fill out the visa on arrival application form (the format is as follows, in Chinese and English, but it must be filled in in English)

7. Submit the above information plus 1,000 baht to the visa applicant Just be an official. If you don’t have Thai baht, there is an exchange point on site. Just use RMB to exchange. There is no need to bring US dollars when traveling to Thailand.

8. When applying for a visa, you are required to present cash exceeding 10,000 baht, or the equivalent in RMB or US dollars. You can also show it to the visa officer without borrowing it from a friend first. Visa on arrival is generally accepted and there is no need to tip the visa officer.

Notes:

1. The visa on arrival gives you a 15-day stay in Thailand. If your trip exceeds 15 days, it is recommended that you apply for a tourist visa in China, so that the Thai Immigration Department will give you a 60-day stay period.

2. More and more people will choose to apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand, so you need to queue up to apply for a visa on arrival. Friends who do not have trouble applying for a tourist visa in China can do it in China first.

3. Don’t worry too much if you don’t understand English. There are many Chinese instructions at the Thai airport. If it doesn’t work, ask your compatriots on the same plane to help.

2. Visa on arrival process at Don Mueang Airport (pictures and text)

Now Don Mueang Airport in Thailand is very "careful" about Chinese students. When you get off the plane, you will see all the notices on the signs. Chinese will definitely not bring any trouble to those of us who only know a little English. There are also staff in light yellow overalls at the airport, with the words "Airport Information Service" in big Chinese characters on the back (no Thai or English haha) , only in Chinese!! Unfortunately, the bear didn’t take the photo), and the announcements in the airport also have Chinese services! Made us really feel at home!

The visa-on-arrival process is as follows:

1. After getting off the plane, follow the flow of people and you will see the following signage

2. If you continue walking forward, you will see the following sign Signage

3. On the left is the place for landing visa. There will be a blank blank on the white table for you to fill in (you need to bring your own pen). The content of the form is as follows: (There is a PDF version and Chinese translation on the fifth floor. version can be downloaded)

4. There are two bank exchange points where the beautiful woman in black on the right hand side of the picture above is pointing, and the exchange rates are the same. By the way, the exchange rates elsewhere in the airport are the same. It's the same, there is no ATM machine next to it.

5. Prepare your passport, entry-exit card, application form, photos, boarding card, and return ticket. You can apply for it at the two windows behind the inspection desk.

6. Finally, the visa officer will place the boarding card on your ticket, give you a number, and wait for your number to be called

3. Visa on arrival at Suvarnabhumi Airport (picture and text)

You can see Chinese characters after getting off the plane, so you don’t have to worry about finding the place to sign on arrival. Follow everyone and go to: immigration inspection. The place to get a visa on arrival is right next to the immigration office.

There are Chinese signs inside the airport.

If you have not filled out the visa on arrival form and arrival card in advance, then have you seen this counter? Go here to get the form and arrival card. If you don’t have Thai baht, you can exchange it nearby, but the exchange rate is relatively high. The visa-on-arrival fee is 1,000 pigs

If you don’t even have a photo prepared, hurry up and take a photo next to the express lane.

The so-called fast track means that the money is paid quickly, the landing fee is 1,000 pigs, and 20 RMB is added for consumption.

As long as your visa has a photo and text on it, you’ll be fine. As for whether it’s filled in correctly, you won’t even be able to read it

It’s very easy to get a visa on arrival in Thailand. All airports have Chinese signs. Even if you are the first Don’t worry if you go abroad once.