Do I need a visa to go to Bangkok now?

Now you need to apply for a visa when going to Bangkok, Thailand. You can apply for an electronic visa on arrival to save customs clearance time.

The Thai Immigration Bureau has cooperated with Weifu Company to launch a new version of the electronic visa-on-arrival system for tourists from 21 countries and regions. However, applicants currently need to arrive from Bangkok Don Mueang Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Qingdao Check in at 4 airports, Mai Airport and Phuket Airport.

The Immigration Bureau hopes that more foreign tourists will choose electronic visa on arrival, which will not only help tourists shorten customs clearance time, but also help the Immigration Bureau solve the problem of long queues for customs clearance in Thailand. Other international airports and land ports in Thailand All will gradually support electronic check-in on arrival.

The old version of the electronic visa on arrival system has been criticized for the problem of refusal after charging. The new system will never cause the phenomenon of refusal after charging. Under normal circumstances, the fee should be refunded if the visa is refused. If the fee cannot be refunded, the fee must be refunded. Explain clearly to visitors why.

Extended information:

To apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand, you need to submit the following information:

1. A passport valid for no less than 6 months.

2. A two-inch bareheaded photo with a white background.

3. Carry 10,000 (individual) or 20,000 (family) baht in cash or equivalent foreign currency with you, and the Immigration Bureau will conduct random inspections on site.

4. Round-trip air tickets (printed version of electronic tickets) and hotel orders not exceeding 15 days.

The period of stay for visa on arrival is 15 days. Except for special reasons such as illness, extension cannot be applied for.

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