Thailand study visa rejection rate

The approval rate for Thai study visas is relatively high, but some students will still be refused when applying for a visa.

1. Reasons for Thai visa rejection

To avoid Thai visa rejection, you must pay attention to the following situations:

1. Frequent trips to Thailand

If you have traveled in and out of Thailand a lot in a short period of time, the embassy may think that the student is not coming to study because he is traveling in and out so frequently, and that he has a tendency to immigrate.

It is generally recommended to wait at least 3 months before traveling to Thailand. Otherwise, frequent visits to Thailand will make the visa officer think that you are working in Thailand, and thus doubt your motives for going to Thailand, leading to visa rejection.

2. I have applied for a Thai visa, but did not go there

Because it is easy to apply for a Thai visa, more and more people apply for a Thai visa, but some citizens get the visa but do not go there. . In this case, you can go to the Thai consulate in China to apply for it by yourself (travel agencies refuse to accept such passports). In addition to the materials required for the visa, you need to prepare an additional explanatory material (English version) to explain the reason why you did not go there last time. , after submitting the materials, the visa can be issued within three working days.

2. Thailand study visa application materials

1. Original application form. (A completed visa application form and a passport-size photo attached)

2. Private passport (original and copy). (Originals and copies of private passports valid for more than 6 months, and old passports are also required. PS: For old passports with passport numbers starting with G, the signature page (last page) must be signed by the applicant.)

3. Photos (original and electronic version). (Electronic version and original copy of 2-inch color ID photo with white background taken within the past six months, specifications: 33*48mm or 35*45mm.)

4. ID card (scanned copy). (Scanned copies of the front and back of the ID card. If you are under 16 years old and do not have one, you do not need to provide it.)

5. Admission notice (original). (Original admission notice (in English or Thai) issued by a Thai institution, indicating the applicant’s name, period of stay and major studied, and attaching the institution’s address, contact information, official seal and signature of the person in charge.)

6. Deposit certificate (original). (Proof of deposit of no less than RMB 50,000.)

7. Enrollment certification documents. (Certificate of approval to recruit foreign students issued by the Ministry of Education of Thailand or the local education bureau)

8. Transportation reservation. (Copies of round-trip air tickets and confirmed air tickets include ticket numbers.)

9. Course Outline. (Learning language or other courses require a detailed course schedule.) 10. Letter of guarantee.

(Guarantee letter (in English or Thai) issued by the applicant’s unit or employer, stamped with the official seal of the unit and attached with the guarantor’s business card; indicate the applicant’s name, position, contact details, purpose of going to Thailand and duration of stay on the letter of guarantee) /zd/xx