How to apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand

The method of applying for a visa on arrival in Thailand is:

1. Fill in the materials: Before applying for a visa on arrival, you need to go to the airport service counter to get the visa on arrival application form and fill it out according to the actual situation. .

2. Submit the materials: Submit the completed application materials to the airport visa on arrival service desk, then receive the digital badge and wait for the staff to call your number.

3. Review of information: The relevant airport arrival visa processing personnel will verify the applicant's identity and application information. As long as the information filled in is accurate, the review will generally pass in a few dozen minutes.

4. Fill in the entry-exit card: After the information is reviewed, the staff will call your number and inform you whether you can apply for a visa on arrival. If there is no problem. That is to say, get your passport back, fill in the entry and exit card, and then apply for a visa on arrival.

Documents required to apply for a visa on arrival in Thailand

1. The fee for the visa on arrival is 2,000 baht in cash;

2. Fill out an application form;

3. One 2-inch color ID photo with a white background;

4. Show return ticket;

5. Passport valid for more than six months;

6. Cash spot check: cash of no less than 10,000 baht (approximately RMB 1,800) per person or no less than 20,000 baht (approximately RMB 3,600) per family.

7. Thailand entry card (will be issued on the plane).

In short, prepare the materials needed to apply for a tourist visa and a visa on arrival, and then submit the tourist visa offline to the Thai Embassy in the city where you are located, or directly on the official website of the Thai Embassy.

Legal basis:

"Passport Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 2

Passport Law of the People's Republic of China The Republic of China passport is a document that allows citizens of the Republic of China to enter and exit the country and prove their nationality and identity abroad. No organization or individual may forge, alter, transfer, intentionally damage or illegally seize a passport.