How to apply for a Thai visa in Chengdu?

In Chengdu, you can apply for a visa at the Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Chengdu. Address: Floor 3 12, Fengde International Plaza, No.6 Hangkong Road, Chengdu, Sichuan. The materials required to apply for a visa are as follows:

1. Please submit a passport valid for more than 6 months, fill in a complete visa application form and passport size photos (2-inch white background or blue background). ?

2. Confirm the round-trip air ticket to the travel itinerary. ?

3. Proof of deposit of not less than RMB 10000:?

(1) Bank statement or deposit certificate of the last 1 month.

(2) Original and photocopy of passbook or deposit certificate. ?

(3) Financial products are not supported. ?

4. Letter of guarantee (in English or Thai) issued by the applicant's unit or employer, stamped with the official seal of the unit and attached with the guarantor's business card; The letter of guarantee indicates the applicant's name, position, detailed contact information, and the purpose and duration of his stay in Thailand. ?

5. If parents accompany their children, please show relevant proof of relationship, such as household registration book, original and photocopy of children's birth certificate or marriage certificate. ?

6. Retirees are required to show the original and photocopy of retirement certificate, and attach the confirmed hotel order details (the applicant's name is required). ?

7. Freelancers should show the original residence certificate issued by the neighborhood office or neighborhood committee and its English translation, and attach the confirmed hotel order details (the applicant's name must be provided). ?

Remarks: If the applicant has changed his passport within one year, please provide the original of the old passport.

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Matters needing attention when entering Thailand:

Thailand requires that passports must be valid for more than 6 months, otherwise they will be refused entry. Check the validity period of your passport carefully before going abroad to avoid unnecessary losses.

If the visa expires, you must pay the fine for overstaying and be sent back to China. The fine is 500 baht per day, with an upper limit of 20,000 baht. You can pay the fine directly at the airport immigration office. If you refuse to pay the fine, you will be prosecuted by the Immigration Bureau and detained in the immigration detention center before the court decides.

It is strictly forbidden to bring or take out the following items in Thailand: narcotics, drugs, pornographic materials and books, counterfeit money, counterfeit and pirated goods and protected animals. Thai law stipulates that carrying or smuggling drugs can be sentenced to death. Do not carry articles or luggage for others to prevent drugs or other contraband from breaking the law.

References:

Thai embassy in China-visas and services

References:

China Consular Service Network-Entry and Residence in Thailand