The Thailand Tourist eVisa allows eligible travellers to visit Thailand for tourism, sightseeing, holidays, or visiting family and friends. 

Applicants can complete the entire process online by submitting the required documents and receiving their approved eVisa by email before departure.

Document Requirements for Tourist eVisa

Applicants applying for the Thailand eVisa are required to submit clear scans of the following documents, including: 

• Passport Biopage Scan: A clear scan of your passport biodata page is required. It must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival.
• Applicant Photo: A recent, digital photo showing your current appearance with no filters or edits.
• Travel Booking Confirmation: Provide a confirmed travel booking showing your planned entry into and departure from Thailand.
• Proof of Accommodation: Submit your hotel booking or host invitation for your stay in Thailand during the visit.
• Proof of Sufficient Funds: Provide recent financial documents to prove you can support yourself financially during your stay in Thailand.
• Document Indicating Current Location: Upload a document confirming your current residence or legal status, such as a residence permit.

Applicants are advised to review the detailed and complete list of required documents for Thailand eVisa before applying. 

Steps to Apply for a Thailand Tourist eVisa

Complete the Online Application

Fill in your personal and passport details through our secure online form.

Upload Your Documents

Verify your application details are correct, then upload your required documents.

Complete Payment & Wait

Finalize your payment online and receive your approved eVisa in your inbox.

Thailand Tourist eVisa Validity

Thailand Tourist eVisa Processing Times

Applicants can choose 3 of the following Thailand eVisa processing options based on their travel needs.

• Standard Processing Period: 4 -7 Days
• Rush Processing Period: 3 - 5 Days
• Super Rush Processing Period: 2 - 4 Days

Famous Places to Visit in Thailand

The Grand Palace: Arguably the most important venue in Thailand, it is situated in Bangkok. This massive complex features intricate gold-leaf architecture and the Emerald Buddha, the most sacred image in the country.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep: Sitting atop a mountain peak, this golden temple spares no expense in terms of standing apart from your traditional places of worship. It offers the best panoramic views of Chiang Mai and a cooler, misty mountain atmosphere.

Phra Nang Beach: This beach can only be reached by boat due to the nearby large rock formations protruding from the sea. It is a world-class rock climbing destination and home to the famous "Princess Cave," filled with colourful offerings.

Wat Rong Khun: This enchanting temple has some of the most beautiful designs in the world. It is both intricate and delicate, making it a popular tourist destination. Its striking all-white exterior and mirrored glass represent purity and wisdom.

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