Do I need a visa to go to Bangkok now?

Now you need a visa to go to Bangkok, Thailand. You can apply for an e-visa upon arrival to save customs clearance time.

The Immigration Department of Thailand cooperates with Fu Wei Company to launch a new version of the electronic landing visa system for tourists from 2/kloc-0 countries and regions, but applicants must now enter the customs through Bangkok Don Muang Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Chiang Mai Airport and Phuket Airport.

The Immigration Bureau hopes that more foreign tourists will choose the e-landing visa, which will not only help tourists shorten the customs clearance time, but also help the Immigration Bureau solve the problem of long queues at customs clearance in Thailand. Other international airports and land ports in Thailand will gradually support the entry of electronic visas on arrival.

Because the old electronic landing visa system has been criticized for refusing to sign after charging, the new system will no longer refuse to sign after charging. If it refuses to sign, it should be refunded under normal circumstances. If you can't get a refund, be sure to explain it to the tourists.

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To apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand, you must submit the following materials:

Passport 1, valid for at least 6 months.

2. Two-inch bareheaded photo with white background.

3. Carry 10000 baht (individual) or 20000 baht (family) in cash or equivalent foreign currency with you, and the immigration office will conduct spot checks.

4. Round-trip air tickets (e-ticket printed version) and hotel orders shall not exceed 15 days.

The duration of the visa on arrival is 15 days. Except for special reasons such as illness, it is generally not allowed to apply for extension.

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