All trips to Thailand begin with confirming your entry requirements. Depending on your nationality, you can access paradise through the seamless eVisa, the traditional Sticker Visa, or the convenient Visa Exemption. Read the information below to check your eligibility.
The Thailand eVisa is an electronic travel authorisation system that allows travellers to apply for an eVisa online before entering Thailand for tourism purposes. If your country’s on the eligible list, paradise is only an online application away.
|
Visa Type |
No. of Entries |
Maximum Stay |
Validity |
|
Tourist Visa |
Single |
60 Days |
90 Days |
|
Tourist Visa |
Multiple |
60 Days |
180 Days |
Whichever category you choose, breathtaking Thai experiences await!
You will need to provide a biopage scan of your passport, a recent passport photo, a travel booking confirmation, evidence of your stay in Thailand, sufficient proof of funds, and a document proving your current residence.
If additional documentation is required, you will receive an email or call from the Thailand eVisa Customer Support.
Fill out the Thailand eVisa application form accurately
Select your preferred processing timeframe.
Attach a clear scanned copy of the required documents.
Pay the visa fee online through a secure payment gateway.
Get an approved eVisa at your registered email address.
Applicants can choose from the following 3 processing time options based on their urgency and preference:
Your Thailand eVisa fees vary based on several factors, including the applicant’s nationality, eVisa type, and preferred processing speed.
If your country does not meet the eVisa criteria, please refer to the information below to determine if you are eligible for a regular visa or qualify for a visa waiver.
Citizens of various countries may apply for Thailand's Regular (Sticker) Visa, which is issued through Thai embassies and consulates.
Thailand offers visa exemption to citizens of several countries, meaning no visa is needed for entry. Just pack your passport and a sense of adventure, and you are ready to dive into paradise.
In some cases, it is possible to extend your Thai eVisa while you are in the country. Visit the Thai embassy or consulate for comprehensive details on the extension procedure.
To keep track of the status of your eVisa application, use the Thailand eVisa Status Check tool.
Overstaying a Thailand eVisa can lead to fines, being held by authorities, or a ban on future entry. Travellers should leave or extend their stay before the visa expires.
An arrival stamp shows the date you entered the country, while a visa is the travel authorisation that allows you to enter.
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