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Thai Tourist Visa FAQs
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- Do I need a visa if I am going to spend less than 30 days in Thailand?
- What do I need to apply for my Thailand Visa?
- How long can I stay in Thailand on a tourist visa?
- Do I have to send my passport when applying for Thai Tourist Visa?
- How soon should I apply for my visa?
- Can I extend my visa when I’m in Thailand?
- I will be in Thailand on business for less than 30 days. Do I need a visa?
- How do I know what’s happening with my visa application?
- How much does it cost?
- Can I pay for my visa application by cheque?
- Why choose Visa First?
Answers
You will need to send:
- One completed Thai Tourist Visa application form;
- Two recent passport-sized photographs;
- Visa processing fee;
- Self-addressed envelope with sufficient postage (for the return of your passport)
You can stay up to 60 days on your Thailand Holiday Visa. You may apply for a number of entries and each entry allows you to stay up to 60 days, however, you must leave the country and re-enter to go on to your next entry.
Yes. Your passport must also be valid for at least 6 months form the date you are due to enter Thailand.
You can apply no earlier than 90 days from when you plan to enter Thailand as the visa will expire 90 days from the date of issue. Visa First advises you to allow 5-10 working days for your visa for Thailand to be issued.
Yes, you can do this at the immigration office or local police station. Each case is treated individually.
Visa First is the only company with an online visa status engine through which you can check the status of your Thailand Visa application 24/7. Check your visa status here.
The fees for Thailand Tourist Visa processing (including all embassy fees) are as follows:
Irish Residents:
Tourist Visa single-entry: €95
Tourist Visa double-entry: €140
Tourist Visa triple-entry: €160
Non-Immigration Visa single-entry (NB: For non-tourists only!): €125
Non-Immigration Visa multiple-entry (NB: For non-tourists only!): €225
UK Residents:
Tourist Visa single-entry: £70
Tourist Visa double-entry: £100
Tourist Visa triple-entry: £120
Irish Residents:
Tourist Visa single-entry: €95
Tourist Visa double-entry: €140
Tourist Visa triple-entry: €160
Non-Immigration Visa single-entry (NB: For non-tourists only!): €125
Non-Immigration Visa multiple-entry (NB: For non-tourists only!): €225
UK Residents:
Tourist Visa single-entry: £70
Tourist Visa double-entry: £100
Tourist Visa triple-entry: £120
No. Unfortunately we do not accept cheques. Please send a postal order, credit card details or a bank transfer to pay for your Thailand Holiday Visa.
Thousands of customers every year choose Visa First to organise their holiday visas because:
- We make getting the visa you need fast and hassle-free.
- We are the only company with an online visa status engine which allows you to check the status of your visa 24/7. Check your visa status now.
- We’re visa experts and have organised over 130,000 visas for people like you.
- Our visa guarantee means no visa – no fee!*
- We don’t just do visas, we sort out everything you’ll need overseas – from accommodation, bank accounts, airport pick up, jobs and much more.