Procedures required to go to Thailand

The procedures required to go to Thailand are as follows:

1. Tourist visa

If you apply for a tourist visa, you can stay in Thailand for two months. You need to prepare a copy of your air ticket to and from Thailand, and your passport must be valid for more than six months. If you are working, you also need a letter of guarantee in English from your employer. The visa fee is about 230 yuan. After submitting the above materials for 230 yuan, you can obtain a personal tourist visa valid for 28 days and staying in Thailand for no more than 60 days within 3 working days.

2. Transit visa

If you are staying in Thailand for a short time, you can apply for a transit visa. The transit visa must be applied for in advance at the Thai consulates in China and cannot be applied for on the spot in Thailand.

3. Visa on arrival

After arriving in Thailand, tourists can also apply for a visa at the dedicated visa on arrival counter at the airport. Photos, entry and exit tickets, and valid passports are all required, and then Fill out the form in detail, the visa fee is about 1,000 baht, and the visa obtained can allow you to stay in Thailand for half a month. Chinese tourists traveling to Thailand can apply for a visa on arrival at the visa on arrival counter at the airport.

The main procedure required to go to Thailand is to apply for a tourist visa. You can submit your personal passport and relevant supporting documents directly to the airport to apply for a visa on arrival. After the approval unit reviews the relevant documents, you can go through the entry formalities. Specific circumstances shall be subject to local regulations.

Legal basis:

"Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 9 Chinese citizens shall apply for a passport in accordance with the law when leaving or entering the country. or other travel documents. Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit from the country of destination. However, this does not apply unless the Chinese government has signed a mutual visa exemption agreement with the governments of other countries or if the Ministry of Public Security or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides otherwise. Chinese citizens who enter or exit the country as seafarers or work on foreign ships must apply for a seafarer's certificate in accordance with the law.