What information does landing visa, Thailand need to prepare?

1. Return ticket, e-ticket buyers need to print e-travel to travel itinerary.

2. Passports valid for more than half a year

3. Fill in the disembarkation card (normally, the stewardess will send it to you on the plane and fill it out on the plane. If you happened to fall asleep and didn't get it, you got it at the counter before entering the country.

4. Boarding card (the registration card when boarding from China, which proves that you have arrived at the flight).

2 photos of 5.4* 150px, if not, there are photos taken on site, and the cost is 100 baht.

6. Fill in the visa application form on arrival (the format is as follows, both in Chinese and English, but in English).

7. Just submit the above information together with 1000 baht to the visa officer. If there is no Thai baht, there is an exchange point on site. Just change it into RMB. You don't need to bring dollars to travel to Thailand.

8. You need to show more than 65,438+00,000 baht in cash when you apply for a visa, and the equivalent in RMB or USD is also acceptable. You can lend your friend's to the visa officer first. Generally speaking, visas on arrival can be passed without tipping the visa officer.

Precautions:

1. The visa on arrival allows you to stay in Thailand 15 days. If your trip exceeds 15 days, I suggest you do a good job of signing a tour in China, so that the Thai Immigration Bureau will give you a 60-day stay.

2. More and more people will choose to go to landing visa, Thailand, so they need to queue up for landing visa. Friends who don't have trouble handling tourist visas in China can do it well in China first.

Don't worry too much if you don't know English. There are many Chinese tour guides in Thailand airport, which is really bad. Let the compatriots on the same plane help us