Thailand Visa

Visa is a procedure in which a country’s sovereign authority places an endorsement or stamp on the passport or other travel documents held by its own or foreign citizens to indicate that they are allowed to enter or exit the country or pass through the country’s borders. It can also be said to be an endorsement certificate issued to them.

Visas are generally endorsed on the passport, and some are endorsed on other travel documents that replace the passport. Some also issue separate visas. my country's current visas include diplomatic visas, courtesy visas, official visas and ordinary visas. For tourists, just apply for an ordinary visa.

Tourist Visa

All visas must be applied for in person, which takes two working days, and the passport is valid for more than six months.

Tourist visa: visa fee 230 RMB

When traveling to Thailand, visiting friends need to apply for this type of visa. The specific procedures are as follows:

Fill in a tourist visa application form in duplicate. The application form must be signed by yourself, a 2-inch color photo within six months, and the original English letter of guarantee from the applicant’s domestic work unit or subdistrict office. (Content includes: applicant’s name; purpose of going to Thailand; period of stay in Thailand; the letter must guarantee that the applicant will return to China on time, printed on letterhead paper with the unit’s letterhead, and attached with the unit’s address and phone number. This letter must also It must be stamped with the official seal of the unit, signed by the person in charge and the name and position of the signer), present a ticket to and from Thailand confirming the round-trip time (including the ticket number), and submit a copy of the ticket, a copy of the passport and a copy of the passport. share. (Children under 16 years old must provide the original and copy of a birth certificate in Chinese and English or a notarized relationship certificate in Chinese and English)

Transit Visa (Transit Visa)

All visas must be applied for in person. It takes two working days and the passport is valid for more than six months.

Transit visa: visa fee 180RMB

Those whose destination is a third country and only transit through Thailand, or those who return to China from a third country via Thailand need to apply for this type of visa. When applying for a transit visa, you need to submit the following materials: Fill in the transit visa application form in triplicate. The application form must be signed by yourself. Three 2-inch color photos within six months. A valid visa to a third country or a national visa is not required to enter the country. Proof; present a ticket to and from Thailand (including ticket number) with confirmed round-trip time. The ticket must indicate the date of flight to Thailand and a third country or the date of return to China from a third country via Thailand, and submit a copy of the ticket One copy of your passport and passport.

Special reminder: Transit visa must be applied for in advance at the Thai consulates in China and cannot be applied on the spot in Thailand.

Application materials for visa on arrival:

Chinese tourists traveling to Thailand can apply for a visa on arrival at the visa on arrival counter at the airport upon arrival.

1. Fill in an application form and sign;

2. A 2-inch photo with a white background;

3. Present entry and exit tickets ;

4. Passport valid for more than six months and a copy of the passport;

5. Visa fee: 1,000 baht

You can obtain it on the spot after submitting the above materials Visa on arrival for stay in Thailand not exceeding 15 days.

Special reminder:

1. If there is no valid visa from any other country in the passport, Chinese customs may not allow you to leave the country;

2. Yalan Visas on arrival are not accepted at the border (to Cambodia). If you want to enter Thailand from here, you must apply for a visa in advance.

Second-entry visa:

A tourist visa is a single-entry visa. If you need to leave Thailand and then return, you can apply for a second-entry visa (Re-entry) before leaving the country. Just fill out an application form and attach a 2-inch photo with a white background. Applying for a second-entry visa at the airport is after changing the boarding pass and before entering customs; when leaving the country by land, it is before going through departure procedures.

Visa fee: 1,000 baht

Address and telephone number of the Thai Embassy in China

List of addresses and telephone numbers of the Thai Embassy in China

The Royal Thai Embassy in China Chinese Embassy:

Address: No. 40 Guanghua Road, Beijing

Tel: 010-65321749

Fax: 010-65321903

Visa Time: Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. --- 11:30

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Guangzhou:

Address: 2nd Floor, Garden Hotel, No. 368 Huanshi East Road, Guangzhou Room M07

Telephone: 020-83858988

Visa time: Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. --- 11:30

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Shanghai :

Address: 15th Floor, Jingcai Century Building, No. 567 Weihai Road, Shanghai

Telephone: 021-62883030

Visa time: Monday to Friday 9 am :30 --- 11:30

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Nanning:

Address: 1st Floor, Oriental Manhattan Building, No. 52-1, Jinhu Road, Nanning

Tel: 0771-5526945/6/7

Fax: 0771-5526949

Visa time: every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 a.m. --- 12:00

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Kunming:

Address: South Building of Kunming Hotel, No. 52 Dongfeng East Road, Kunming

Telephone: 0871-3149296

Visa time: Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. --- 12:00

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Xi'an:

Address: Room 4, Yulang International Building, No. 77 Jiefang Road, Xi'an Layer

Tel: 029-87433393

Visa time: Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. --- 11:30

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Xiamen:

Address: Villa, Building 3, Xiamen Hotel, No. 16 Huyuan Road, Xiamen City

Telephone: 0592-2027980

Visa time: Monday to Friday 9 am :00 --- 11:30

Consulate of the Kingdom of Thailand in Hong Kong:

Address: No. 8, Tung Cheong Building, 8 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong

Tel ：00852-25216481

Address and telephone number of the Chinese Embassy in Thailand

The Chinese Embassy in Thailand

Address: No. 57, Ratchadaphisek Road, Bangkok, Thailand (NO .57, RACHADAPISEK ROAD, BANGKOK 10110, THAILAND)

Telephone: (662) 2477554 (Office); 2457032, 2457036-7 (Consular Department); 2457038 (Commercial Department)

Fax: (662) 2468247

How to fill in the immigration card

How to fill in the Thailand entry registration card

How to fill in the Thailand exit registration card

Thailand entry formalities

Documents required for Thailand entry

Passport, customs declaration form, entry and exit card (the main page is collected when entering, and the second page is collected when leaving the country), customs declaration form . The entry and exit card must be filled out in English, and the name must be in capital letters.

Immigration procedures

Put the entry and exit card in your passport and go through the immigration formalities at the immigration bureau. Go to the terminal to take out your checked baggage, and then take the customs declaration form to the customs inspection office for acceptance. After inspection, go out of customs and enter the welcome hall. The duty-free items that tourists can bring include 200 cigarettes and 1 kilogram of wine.

Thailand Exit Procedures

The Thai Immigration Bureau will collect the exit card, go through the departure procedures, and stamp the exit stamp on the passport. Pay the airport fee of 500 baht and undergo security inspection. You are not allowed to carry more than 2,000 US dollars or 50,000 baht in foreign currency out of Thailand.

Thailand’s entry and exit regulations are strict. Tourists going to Thailand for short-term sightseeing must hold a visa issued by the Thai Embassy. The non-immigrant visa is valid for 90 days and the tourist visa is valid for 60 days.

During your sightseeing trip in Thailand, you are subject to inspection by the Immigration Bureau at any time. If you exceed the visa limit, you will be fined 100 baht for each additional day. If tourists apply to extend their visa, they can go to the embassy for a processing fee of 500 baht.

What are not allowed to be brought into and out of Thailand

All passengers must fill in a customs declaration form before arriving at Bangkok International Airport and declare the amount of foreign currency brought into the country. Violators may Arrested, charged or forfeited amount of the excess amount. The amount of Thai currency that can be carried when leaving the country shall not exceed 50,000 baht. When bringing high amounts of foreign currency into the country, it must be declared first. The amount of foreign currency carried when leaving the country shall not be higher than the amount declared when entering.

Pirated works and items are not allowed to be brought into the country. Even if it is legal works such as books, tapes, computer software, artwork, etc., each person is only allowed to bring one copy into the country.

Trading in all religious and national cultural relics is prohibited. Passengers carrying antiques and Buddhist statues out of the country must apply for an approval certificate from the National Arts Department of Thailand in advance. Any businessman must pay income tax on the income earned during their stay in Thailand. The import and export of all pornographic materials, drugs and weapons are prohibited, and offenders will be severely punished.

You can receive manuals on foreign exchange controls and control items at the Thai Museum Section, Wildlife Conservation Section, Customs Department, Tourism Authority of Thailand, and Thai embassies, consulates or overseas representative offices. And tell them which items to purchase, and you need to apply for approval from the Thai customs government agency before leaving the country.

When purchasing large Buddha statues, antiques, and works of art (except small souvenirs) that require special packaging in Thailand, you must first obtain an export permit from the relevant competent authority or store so that you can submit it to the customs when leaving the country. examine.

Even if it is requested by your teammates, tour leader or tour guide, you should not be entrusted with luggage to prevent you from breaking the law by carrying contraband such as drugs and firearms.

According to relevant regulations of Thailand, the quantity of duty-free goods allowed to be brought into the country is: 1 kilogram of liqueur or spirits, 50 cigars, 250 grams of cut tobacco or 200 cigarettes, and 5 rolls of film or 3 rolls of film; Animals and plants are not allowed to be brought into the country. Passengers can purchase 1 kilogram of wine, 200 cigarettes, a camera, a video camera and personal jewelry and accessories from duty-free shops for departure.

Relevant regulations are subject to Thailand’s official announcement. Thailand Bangkok Airport Customs consultation hotline: 0066-2-5351269, 5351569, 5351153 or 53550

Immigration

1. All passengers must fill in a customs declaration before arriving at Bangkok International Airport form to declare the amount of foreign currency brought into the country. Offenders may be arrested, charged or have the excess amount confiscated. The amount of Thai currency that can be carried when leaving the country shall not exceed 50,000 baht. When bringing high amounts of foreign currency into the country, it must be declared first. The amount of foreign currency carried when leaving the country shall not be higher than the amount declared when entering.

2. Pirated works and items are not allowed to be brought into the country. Even if it is legal works such as books, audio tapes, computer software, artworks, etc., only one copy of each work can be brought into the country per person.

3. There is a blue toll-free phone near the luggage carousel at Bangkok Airport in Thailand. You can use the phone to contact the outside world in case of emergencies.

4. The Thai Museum Section, Wildlife Conservation Section, Customs Department, Tourism Authority of Thailand, and Thai embassies, consulates or overseas representative offices can obtain manuals on foreign exchange controls and control items. and folding sheets, and inform them of the items to be purchased. Before leaving the country, you must apply for approval from the relevant Thai government agencies.

5. When purchasing Buddha statues, antiques, and works of art (except small souvenirs) that are large in size and require special packaging in Thailand, you must first obtain an export permit from the relevant competent authority or store so that you can purchase them when leaving the country. Submit for customs inspection. Passengers can purchase a bottle of wine (one kilogram), a carton of cigarettes (two hundred sticks), and other personal items (such as a camera, a video camera, personal jewelry and ornaments, etc.) from duty-free shops to leave the country.

6. Even if it is requested by your teammates, team leader or tour guide, you should not be entrusted with your luggage to avoid breaking the law by carrying contraband such as drugs and firearms.

7. Exit procedures: 500 baht per person. The Thai Immigration Bureau collects the exit card and stamps the exit stamp on the passport. Go through security inspection.