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Tourist Visa Exemption
(not exceeding 30 days)
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(not exceeding 15 days)
Tourist Visa
(not exceeding 60 days)
Transit Visa
(not exceeding 3 days)
Non-Immigrant Visas
( Business, study, conference, seminar, film producer,journalist voluntary job, Thai spouse, Persons over 50 years of age and pension earners)
  Three Year Non-Immigrant Visa 'B'
( Business purpose may apply for a three-year non-immigrant visa, type ‘B’ with multiple entries )
  Retirement Visa (O-A)
(One year visa)

Other Types of Visas
( Visa for English Teacher / Nigerian Passport Holders / The Middle East, South Asia and East Asia Passport holders )

 
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All foreigners who apply for Tourist Visa at the Royal Thai Embassies and the Royal Thai Consulates-General  worldwide, including eligible foreigners who apply for Visa on Arrival at designated checkpoints, will be exempted from Tourist Visa fee from 25 June B.E. 2552 (2009) to 4 March B.E. 2553(2010)
Such arrangement is for Tourist Visa only


In order to travel to Thailand, the traveller needs to obtain a visa. A visa is a document issued by a country giving a certain individual permission to formally request entrance to the country during a given period of time and for certain purposes.

There are several types of visas granted based on purpose of entry into the kingdom of Thailand. Please use the contents on the left to access our visa information and determine which type is the best suitable.

All types of visa, Royal Thai Embassy can process within 2 working days. For example , if you apply on Friday, you can collect your visa on Tuesday of the following week. Royal Thai Embassy London will only accept application form which apply in person or courier, NOT by POST.


Information for travelers regarding Thai custom law (As of June 2009)

1.  Thai custom law (Tobacco Act B.E.2509 (1966)) prohibits any person entering Thailand to bring in more than 500 grams or 200 cigarettes (1 carton) per person. Violators would be subjected to fines of 467.5 baht per pack (if the cigarettes are for personal consumption) and 701.25 baht per pack (if the cigarettes are for commercial purpose). Travelers can dispose the excess cigarettes in a box placed at the green channel (nothing to declare) before entering the custom check point. Violators will be penalized with a fine and confiscation of the excess cigarettes.

2. For group travelers, it is recommended that each traveler carry their own cigarettes. Cigarettes should not be brought in by any one person of the group as the custom officials will enforce the law on those carrying the volume exceeding maximum quota.

3.  Thai custom law covers all persons entering the Kingdom regardless of their purposes (whether for transit or entering the Kingdom). The law covers all cigarettes regardless of their origin of purchase.

4. Travelers entering Thailand are allowed to bring in a maximum of 1 liter of liquor per person.