What should I pay attention to when I apply for a tourist visa in Koh Samui?

Chinese mainland residents can apply for a Thailand tourist visa in advance with a valid passport, and the visa fee is 230 yuan RMB. At the same time, China citizens who hold passports valid for at least 6 months can apply for visas on arrival valid for 15 days, whether they are directly departing from China or arriving in Thailand from a third country or region.

Tip: Considering that there are many tourists who apply for visas on arrival at major international airports in Thailand, in order to save queuing time, it is suggested that if there is enough time, they can apply for visas before departure in China.

Tourist visa application:

Visa application: Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 1 1:00 am.

Visa collection time: Monday to Friday afternoon

Generally speaking, on the flight to Thailand, the stewardess will give each passenger two forms, one is the entry registration form and the other is the customs declaration form. It is best to fill in the form on the plane to avoid delaying the entry time after disembarking.

The entry procedures in Thailand are very simple. You must show your passport and the visa obtained in advance. You also need to show all arrival and return cards. These are usually returned on inbound flights.

After disembarking, walk through the boarding bridge, covered bridge and waiting corridor (transit passengers, go upstairs to go through the formalities here). The first step is to come to the immigration counter, hand in your passport and fill in the entry and exit boarding.