Matters needing attention in entry-exit customs clearance process in Thailand, landing visa.

Although the visa-free fee in Thailand now lasts until the end of April, there may still be many tourists who will not travel to Thailand this year. The following is visa information about Thailand. If you want to travel, you still need to know the relevant entry and exit precautions.

Visa and Stay For ordinary tourists, you can apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand or a tourist visa (before departure) when traveling to Thailand.

Visa on arrival: You need to queue up at the Thai airport. Originally, a visa fee of 2,000 baht (about 452 RMB) was required, but by April 30, 2020, landing visa was exempted from the visa fee in Thailand, so it was 0 yuan. You can stay in Thailand for no more than 15 days.

Tourist visa: you need to apply in China in advance, and the fee is RMB in 230 yuan. You can prepare your own materials and go to the Thai Embassy or handle them at Peach Blossom (the cost is around 260 yuan), which takes about 5-8 working days, including the round-trip time for express delivery. You can stay in Thailand for 60 days after applying for a tourist visa, and the visa is valid for 90 days.

If it is a short-term tour, I recommend you to go to landing visa. After all, it's free, and you can also eat two big meals with the money saved.

Information required for visa on arrival:

Customs clearance process for visa on arrival 1. Arrive at VisaonArrival after disembarking, and queue up to fill out the application form for landing visa.

2. Submit your prepared passport, visa application form on arrival, entry and exit card, hotel and air ticket travel itinerary in the "DocumentCheck" window.

After passing the qualification examination, the staff will give you a number plate and wait to get your passport and entry-exit card.

4. Upon receipt, find "passportcontrol\\\\\\\ \ \ \ \", queue up at the entry window, show your passport and the entry and exit form filled out on the plane, and then stamp your entry.

5. After entering the customs, collect the checked baggage according to the instructions.

Flight attendants will issue entry and exit cards, or they can pick them up at the entry card issuing counter before entering the customs.

(Entry-Exit Card Template)

Fill in the specifications:

1) According to passport information, visa page information and flight information, fill in in capital English and figures.

2) If there is an option, you need to fill in "X".

3) The signature should be in English, that is, the pinyin of the corresponding name on the passport.

Precautions for entry According to customs regulations, it is forbidden to bring the following entry items.

1. E-cigarette. In Thailand, it is illegal to carry, use, import, export and sell electronic cigarettes. Once investigated, they will face up to five years' imprisonment or a fine of not more than 500,000 baht (about 65.438+10,000 RMB), or both.

2, raw meat, sausage, ham, bacon and other meat products and fresh fruits, vegetables, plant seeds, living animals, pets, etc.

3. Carrying reactionary, counterfeit, pirated, pornographic books, magazines, audio and video, materials and other items, even books, tapes, computer software, works of art and other legal works. , each person is limited to one report.

4. Narcotics, drugs, firearms, ammunition and their parts and components. According to Thai law, carrying or smuggling drugs can be sentenced to death.

5. Thailand Customs allows tourists to bring no more than one pack of cigarettes (200 cigarettes) or one bottle of wine (1kg) when entering the country. Please note that if several people travel together, don't put tobacco in one person's luggage and keep it separately, otherwise it will be regarded as excessive carrying, and a fine ranging from 10 times or 15 times of the total base will be imposed. Those who refuse to pay the fine shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, with a maximum of 2 years.

1 Precautions for export. When you leave Thailand, you can take no more than 50,000 baht (about 1 1,000 RMB) in cash.

2. To purchase large-scale Buddha statues, antiques and artworks (except small souvenirs) in Thailand, it is necessary to obtain export licenses from relevant competent departments or shops so that they can be inspected by the customs when leaving the country.

3. You can buy a bottle of wine (1 kg), a carton of cigarettes (200 cigarettes) and other personal items (such as cameras, video cameras, jewelry and ornaments worn by individuals, etc.). ) Duty-free shop.