Is Thailand visa-free?

Except those with special passports who can be exempted from visa for 30 days, other people going to Thailand are not exempt from visa.

Traveling to Thailand requires a visa on arrival. Chinese citizens who come to Thailand can apply for a visa at the embassy or obtain a visa on arrival, but they are not exempt from the visa requirement. Extended information Chinese citizens can go to the embassy to apply for a visa in Thailand, or they can get a visa on arrival, but they cannot be exempted from the visa. The tourist visa is valid for three months or six months and can stay for 30-60 days.

The specific regulations for visas to Thailand are: Chinese citizens holding diplomatic passports and official passports are exempt from visa requirements when entering Thailand and staying within 30 days. There are six types of visas in Thailand: transit visa, tourist visa, temporary residence (non-immigrant) visa, diplomatic visa, official visa, and courtesy visa. Tourist visas are divided into two categories: sightseeing and medical. Temporary residence category B (business visa) can apply for one, two or multiple entries.

Thailand tourist attractions

1. The Grand Palace: Also known as the Grand Palace, it is located on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River and is a landmark of Bangkok and even Thailand. It was first built in 1782 and has been continuously repaired and expanded by successive kings. It is still magnificent today. The essence of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture and decorative arts is brought together here. The 1st to 8th generations of the Thai Dynasty all lived here, and it was also the office of the government.

2. Pattaya: Also translated as Pattaya, it is a famous seaside tourist resort in Thailand. It is only about 150 kilometers away from the capital Bangkok and can be reached within two hours by car. It is further away from Bangkok International Airport. Therefore, it has become the most visited amusement city for Bangkokians and international tourists.

3. Phuket: Located next to the Malay Peninsula, in southern Thailand, 862 kilometers away from Bangkok. There is a bridge to the north of Phuket connecting Phuket and Phang Nga, facing Krabi across Krabi Bay to the east. Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and a "pearl" on the Andaman Sea of ??the Indian Ocean. Its charm comes from its beautiful sea and fascinating beaches.

The above content refers to Baidu Encyclopedia-Thailand