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Anonymous users2024-02-15Detailed description of Thailand visa on arrival.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14Chinese citizens can go to Thailand with a visa on arrival, but there are certain conditions: there is a valid third-country visa in the passport. Because although Thailand recognizes the visa on arrival after landing, China's border control will not let you leave the country without any visa in your passport.
In other words, if you don't have any valid visas in your passport, you can't go directly from Chinese mainland to Bangkok for a visa on arrival. However, if you first have a valid document, such as a Hong Kong and Macau Permit to Hong Kong, and then use your passport from Hong Kong to Thailand, then you can get a visa on arrival. Therefore, it is recommended that you apply for a Thai visa before going.
It is very convenient to apply for a Thai visa, and you only need to provide your passport and 2-inch passport** to find a travel agency, and the visa office will review it within 3 working days after submitting the materials. If you plan to travel to Thailand with a visa on arrival, you need to go to the visa on arrival counter at the airport to apply for a visa on arrival when you arrive at Thailand's first or second terminal. As with applying for a visa in advance, you also need to provide relevant documents to apply for a visa on arrival:
1.Passport valid for more than six months 2One 2-inch** (4x6 cm) 3
Return ticket (confirmed ticket within 15 days) 4Dengji boarding pass for flights to Bangkok 5Travel expenses to Thailand (at least 10,000 baht per person; Families at least 20,000 baht) 6
Visa on arrival fee: THB 1,000 per person (only Thai baht is accepted, and Thai baht can be exchanged at a foreign exchange office near the counter) 7Fill in the application form You need to judge whether you can enjoy the visa on arrival policy according to your actual situation, and if so, prepare the information in advance; If not, you will need to apply for a visa in advance according to your itinerary to ensure a smooth trip and unnecessary delays.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Chinese citizens can apply for a visa at the embassy or a visa on arrival to Thailand, but they cannot be exempted from a visa. Chinese citizens can apply for a visa at the embassy or a visa on arrival to Thailand, but they cannot be exempted from a visa. The specific regulations are:
1. Chinese citizens holding diplomatic passports and service passports are visa-free for a stay of 30 days in Thailand.
2. There are six types of visas in Thailand: transit visa, tourist visa, temporary residence (non-immigrant) visa, diplomatic visa, official visa, and courtesy visa. There are two types of tourist visas: sightseeing and medical treatment. Temporary Residence Type B (Business Visa) can be applied for one, two or multiple entries.
3. The tourist visa is valid for three months or six months and can be stayed for 30-60 days.
4. Chinese citizens can apply for a tourist visa through the Thai embassy or consulate in China or designated institutions. However, other types of visa applications must be submitted directly to the embassy or consulate in China.
5. The time required for the embassy to process the visa is about 2 to 5 working days depending on the visa category.
6. Unless otherwise specified, any type of visa must be used within 3 months from the date of issue.
7. In addition to a visa, each tourist is required to bring 20,000 baht or the equivalent in foreign currency when entering Thailand; Each family is required to bring THB 40,000 or its equivalent in foreign currency.
9. Chinese tourists can apply for 15 days at border checkpoints throughout Thailand'Visa on arrival cannot be extended after expiry. When applying for a visa on arrival, proof of property, confirmed airline tickets and hotel bookings are required.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Thailand allows citizens of China's nuclear allies to apply visas on arrival. According to the notice of the Ministry of Home Affairs of Thailand, citizens holding passports from Chinese mainland can apply for a visa on arrival to Thailand valid for 15 days at various immigration points in Thailand.
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