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 Visa Information

E-Stickerless System Since 27 September 2021, the Royal Thai Embassy has been implementing a “Stickerless” E-Visa service. It is no longer required to submit Passport and original documents via mail to the Royal Thai Embassy

 

Attention

  • Processing time is up to 15 business days (Weekend and Holiday Excluded)/Embassy's Holidays 2024. This means within 15 business days; you should see the status update on your Visa application dashboard. If you received an email requesting more documents, please allow an additional 5 business days after you submitted additional documents for your Visa to be processed. 
  • Visa fee is nonrefundable, please double check all information before submitting, especially if your device is using auto fill or auto correct. Mismatch information will be rejected as the officers are not able to edit any information entered by the applicant. Applicants will have to re-submit and the Visa fee is non-refundable. 
  • Per the regulation, the Embassy "cannot" issue a visa for foreign nationals who are currently in Thailand. All travelers need to obtain a visa before entering Thailand. *If you entered Thailand without a visa, please contact the Immigration Bureau (immigration.go.th) to explore the options in your case*
  • Consular officers reserve the right to request additional documents as deemed necessary and reserve the right to reject any application without having to provide reasons.

**It is recommended to plan and apply for a Visa around 1 month prior to the departure date** 

**Please note that most types of Visa have a validity of 90 days, do not apply more than 3 months in advance as your Visa will expire before your traveling date**

**A visa becomes effective from the date of issuance. If you apply too early the visa may expire before your trip and you will have to re-apply. The fee is nonrefundable**

**Due to a large number of applications, the Embassy does not check individual status**

 

Common Mistakes When Filling Visa Application:  

1. Entering first, middle, and last name NOT exactly same as appears in a passport

Entering first, middle, and last name incorrectly, such as not matching it exactly as it appears on a passport, can lead to visa application denial. Ensure that the name is entered exactly as it appears on the passport. If using the automatic system to capture information from the passport, please review the details carefully before clicking the SUBMIT button.

2. Using the digit "0" instead of the letter "O" 

If using the automatic capture or auto-fill feature to input information from your passport, be aware that the system may occasionally misinterpret the data. Please review the details carefully before clicking the SUBMIT button. Mismatch information will be rejected as the officers are not able to edit any information entered by the applicant. Applicants will have to re-submit and the Visa fee is non-refundable. 

3. Entering the passport expiration date incorrectly

Entering an incorrect passport expiration date may result in your visa application being denied. Please review your information carefully before clicking the SUBMIT button.

 

Royal Thai Embassy and Royal Thai Consulate - General's Jurisdiction

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Royal Thai Embassy in Washington, D.C. 

Alabama, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Puerto Rico

Royal Thai Consulate - General, Los Angeles

Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming as well as all of the unincorporated territories of the United States in the Pacific such as Guam.

Royal Thai Consulate - General, New York

Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.

Royal Thai Consulate - General, Chicago

Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma and Wisconsin.

 

Visa Information

1. Regulation to enter Thailand and Visa arrangement

2. List of Countries which have concluded bilateral agreements on visa fee exemption with Thailand

3. Yellow Fever Requirement

4. Visa Forms

5. Invitation letter form (Thai) / Invitation letter form (ENG) 

6. Consent Letter for Minors Travelling Abroad

7. Bringing Pets to Thailand

8. Bringing corpses / human ash into Thailand

9. Important Information for Foreigners Staying in Thailand More Than 90 Days

10. Visa Extension at the Immigration Bureau

11. Health Requirements (including Bringing Prescriptions to Thailand)

Visa Department

Email [email protected] (Visa General Questions)