Thailand Free Visa Application Process

Thailand is a typical hot Southeast Asian country, where the climate is very comfortable, people's living conditions are relatively stable and their personalities are very gentle. This is a super ideal tourist and holiday destination. Let's introduce it in detail below.

At first, Thailand originally planned to implement a two-month visa-free policy for China tourists on June 5438+February 1 2008, but now it suddenly announced that it would implement this change ahead of schedule. Before, landing visa and Thailand needed about 425 RMB, but now it is completely free. This is a sincere policy.

Visa channel process on arrival

Visa on arrival requires the following materials

1. Passport is valid for more than 6 months.

2. A 2-inch color photo with white background.

3. Application form for visa on arrival (on-site collection, fill in the following template)

4. boarding pass of the flight.

Order printed return tickets within 5. 15 days.

6. Fee: 2,000 baht in cash (no need to pay during the visa-free period)

Application form template

Secondly, during the visa processing, the visa officer will ask the following questions:

1. Travel problems

Usually, visa officers ask the most questions about the itinerary, which involves where to start and when to return to China. As long as you can give a general direction, if you can't answer, you will be suspected of your travel motivation and invited to a dark room for tea.

2. Power problem.

Apart from the itinerary, the most frequently asked question is motivation, that is, why do you want to come to Thailand or travel? Still visiting friends. You need to answer truthfully. As long as you don't come to Thailand to commit crimes, telling the border inspectors truthfully is the best choice.

3. The question of money.

Come to Thailand, because the visa on arrival can only stay in Thailand for 15 days, so I can't work, that is, I have no income. Then the visa officer will naturally ask about your travel expenses and sometimes ask you to show the corresponding cash. Thailand stipulates that tourists should bring no less than 10000 baht when they enter the country, and their families should bring no less than 20000 baht or equivalent foreign currency cash when they enter the country. Immigration officials will conduct random inspections. Although the probability of random inspection is very low, once the amount is not enough, it will be repatriated directly.

4. Teasing questions

What's more, it is the free play of border inspection staff. He will probably ask you some light topics: Do you like our country? What do you think is the best in our country? Do you think I am handsome? Can you teach me some Chinese? Can you leave a phone number to know each other? Wait, it's all funny topics. Just improvise!