1. Passport Biopage Scan
- The submitted scanned copy must be clear and of high resolution.
- All the 4 sides of the passport bio-data page must be visible.
- The passport must be valid for 6 months from the arrival date.
Applicants applying for a Thailand Tourist eVisa must submit documents based on the eVisa type and purpose of travel. While some documents are required for both single-entry and multiple-entry eVisas, additional documents may be required for certain travel purposes under the single-entry eVisa.
Submit proof of entry into and exit from Thailand. The required document depends on the mode of travel and may include a flight ticket, ship or ferry booking, bus ticket, or other valid proof of travel.
Submit proof of your stay in Thailand. This can be a hotel or guesthouse booking, an invitation letter if staying with a host in Thailand, or any other document confirming legal accommodation.
Submit proof that you have sufficient funds to support your stay in Thailand. This can include bank statements from the last 3 months, salary slips, or a sponsorship letter if your trip is being sponsored.
Submit a document indicating the applicant’s current location, such as a driving license, bank statement, proof of stay or other relevant documents.
Applicants selecting a Single-Entry Tourist eVisa may need to submit additional documents depending on the purpose selected in the application.
Submit invitation or confirmation letter issued by the inviting football club. It must clearly indicate you participation in football trail and provide relevant details of the trail.
Submit medical appointment letter issued by the hospital/medical centre in Thailand where the treatment will take place.
Submit an acceptance or invitation letter issued by the relevant institution or organisation in Thailand where the learning or training will take place.
Submit any ONE of the following: 1. Thai national ID card, 2. Passport copy, 3. Visa page, 4. Residence permit of the family member you are visiting.
Submit a confirmation letter from the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) confirming the applicant’s registration and participation in the MICE event.
Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in October 2026. Travellers should confirm the latest requirements with the relevant agencies, embassies, and airlines before travelling.
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