Is landing visa OK in Phuket? Introduction to tourist visas in Phuket 20 18

Everyone knows Phuket very well. Today, Bian Xiao will tell you about the visa issue in Phuket. You can look at it in advance, which is still helpful to everyone.

Is landing visa all right? Phuket Airport Port is one of the 32 ports in Thailand that implement landing visa for China passports, which can be landing visa.

Is there any risk? As long as the relevant information is prepared, there is no risk in landing visa. In addition, white passports are issued on arrival visas and at border checkpoints in China and Thailand.

Landing visa's entry fee to Thailand is currently 1 1,000 baht, which was raised to 2,000 baht on September 27th. The following materials need to be prepared:

(1) Passport valid for at least 6 months;

(2) 1 2-inch bareheaded photo with white background;

(3)/kloc-return ticket within 0/5 days (in fact, the ticket from Thailand is enough);

(4) Spot check cash 10000 baht or equivalent currency (about 2000 RMB) per person and 20000 baht or equivalent currency per household.

Visa on arrival process: fill in the entry and exit card (which will be issued) on the plane, get off the plane and walk to the counter in the visa on arrival, fill in the application form for landing date, provide relevant information, and pay the visa fee on arrival, then you can claim your luggage smoothly.

According to landing visa tourists who enter Thailand in July, they may ask for hotel reservations, so it is recommended to prepare in advance.

Is it more troublesome to apply for a visa in China? It's no trouble to get a visa in China. Generally, you can find an agent (Taobao or travel agency) to handle it. Around 230 yuan, you only need to send photos and passports. Usually you can get a visa in a week or so and mail it.

In addition, you can also go to the embassies and consulates in China and Thailand to handle it yourself. The materials prepared are more than those for agents, which is not recommended.

Which is more cost-effective, visa on arrival or visa in advance?

Before September 27th, landing visa's fee is still 1000 baht, and landing visa is more cost-effective;

After September 27th (inclusive), the expenses in landing visa rose to 2000 baht. It is more cost-effective to apply for a visa in advance, so it is recommended to do it in advance.

It's easier to get a visa in advance. You can find a travel agency to help you on platforms such as Taobao and Mawei. Generally, you can provide a passport (valid for more than 6 months) and two 2-inch photos with a white background. The visa takes about 5-7 working days, and the visa fee is generally more than 200 RMB.

Landing visa and landing visa need to prepare more materials. In addition to passports and photos, you also need to print round-trip air tickets to travel to travel itinerary, fill in the visa application form on arrival (which can be collected at the visa on arrival counter) and the entry and exit cards (which will be issued on the plane). The visa fee is 2000 baht, which is cheaper than the visa in advance, but you may be asked to tip when applying.

The difference between a visa on arrival and a visa processed in advance (1) It takes a long time to re-apply for a visa on arrival; Just get a visa in advance and enter the country directly. It's faster.

(2) The visa on arrival needs to provide the departure ticket for the travel itinerary, but it is not necessary to prepare the visa in advance.

(3) landing visa check cash per person 10000 baht or equivalent currency, 20000 baht or equivalent currency per household; 20,000 baht in cash or equivalent currency for each person and 40,000 baht or equivalent currency for each household. Check the visa in advance. At this stage, the spot check is mainly aimed at tourists in visas on arrival, and there is no spot check on visas that have been completed in advance. (Note: There were no ATMs at all airports in Thailand before the camera. It is recommended to prepare cash in advance. )