Thailand entry card filling sample

The entry card is an entry information form that we need to fill in when entering another country. Filling in the entry card quickly and correctly in Thailand can save our entry time. Let's take a look at the samples of Thai entry cards with me.

Before our plane will fly to Thailand, usually the stewardess will give us an entry card for Thailand, or fill in this form when the plane arrives at the airport for entry formalities. This requires us to fill in our personal data and information to ensure that your information is registered when you are playing or working in Thailand.

Thailand entry card sample front

Sample on the back of Thailand entry card

Thailand visa on arrival.

In recent years, it has become easier and easier to apply for visas in Thailand. Landing visas and Thailand are the visa application options for more and more China tourists.

On-site visa processing:

Now, in order to solve the problem of passenger congestion caused by too many visa applicants on arrival, the Immigration Bureau of Thailand recently opened an online service to fill in visa forms on arrival, which means that we China tourists can also apply for visas on arrival through the Immigration Bureau of Thailand in official website before going to Thailand.

Routine processing of visas on arrival in Thailand;

When you arrive at the Thai airport, you should go through the visa on arrival counter at the airport, which is located in the first and second terminals. If it is a group entry, you can let the team leader handle it centrally at the fast processing desk.

1. You need to fill out the application form, which can be obtained at the counter or on the plane. You need to attach 1 2-inch photos taken in the last six months. It doesn't matter if you forget to prepare. You can take photos and develop them at the photo station next to the counter.

Be sure to fill in the entry and exit card obtained from the flight attendant correctly and completely.

The application form and entry-exit card must clearly indicate your address during your stay in Thailand, the address and contact number of the local reception travel agency.

4. Visa fee on arrival: per person 1 0,000 baht. The counter only accepts Thai baht, which can be converted into Thai baht at the foreign exchange office near the counter.

5. Make sure that you can provide proof of air tickets for returning to China, preferably in English. If you only have tickets for China, you may have to pay more.

6. You should provide enough living expenses during your stay in Thailand, at least 65,438+00,000 Thai dollars per person, or 20,000 Thai dollars per family.

7. Your passport must be valid for more than six months and must not be damaged.

Then call these prepared materials and your passport to the counter and you can apply for a visa on arrival.