How should Thai people apply for a Chinese personal tourist visa?

When traveling to China, you can apply for an L visa (including visa extension, visa addition, and change).

1. First of all, ordinary visas to China will be accepted by the Chinese Visa Application Service Center in Bangkok.

2. Required personal materials:

1. A valid passport, valid for more than 6 months, the original passport with a blank visa page and a copy of the passport photo and data page.

2. Visa application form and photos: 1 "Visa Application Form for the People's Republic of China" and 1 recent, front-facing, colored (light background), bareheaded passport affixed to the application form , passport photo.

3. If necessary, you need to provide round-trip air (car, boat) tickets or traveler's checks or bank deposit certificates.

4. You must provide financial proof that can guarantee your living expenses in China (cash, traveler’s checks, money order documents, cash cards, etc., calculated as US$100 per day).

5. Other application materials, such as temporary accommodation registration, round-trip air tickets, hotel reservation letters, etc., shall be provided according to entry and exit requirements.

Extended information:

Visa application

Foreigners applying for a visa must answer the relevant questions asked and perform the following procedures:

1. Provide a valid passport or a document that can replace the passport;

2. Fill in the visa application form and submit a recent 2-inch half-length, frontal, bareheaded photo;

3. Submit for inspection and apply for entry, Proof related to the purpose of transit.

Foreigners holding Chinese visas must pass through China’s ports open to foreigners or designated ports, accept inspection by the border inspection agency, and submit a valid passport and Chinese visa to the border inspection agency for inspection. , fill in the entry card, and enter the country after being inspected and approved by the border inspection agency and stamped with an entry stamp.

Foreigners who come to China with a Chinese visa are not allowed to engage in activities in China that are inconsistent with their status, such as employment, religious propaganda, illegal interviews, etc. Violators will be punished. The Chinese government protects the legitimate rights and interests of foreigners in China. Foreigners must abide by Chinese laws and respect Chinese customs and habits when in China.

Reference materials

Baidu Encyclopedia--China Visa