Thailand eVisa

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Single-entry Tourist eVisa

Multiple entries: No
Maximum stay per entry: 60 days
Validity: 60 days after entry
Service fee: 34 USD
Government fee: 53 USD

Multiple-entry Tourist eVisa

Multiple entries: Yes
Maximum stay per entry: 60 days
Validity: 180 days after issued
Service fee: 34 USD
Government fee: 260 USD

Single-entry Business eVisa

Multiple entries: No
Maximum stay per entry: 90 days
Validity: 90 days after entry
Service fee: 34 USD
Government fee: 105 USD

Multiple-entry Business eVisa

Multiple entries: Yes
Maximum stay per entry: 60 days
Validity: 1 year after issued
Service fee: 34 USD
Government fee: 260 USD

Transit eVisa

Multiple entries: No
Maximum stay per entry: 30 days
Validity: 30 days after entry
Service fee: 34 USD
Government fee: 44 USD

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Do you need an entry visa for Thailand?

The answer depends on your nationality and the purpose of the visit. Many countries can travel to Thailand without a visa for a specific period of time, but they will need it if they want to stay longer than allowed.

Fortunately, Thailand has made available the online application for many types of visas. Visagov helps you get the visa you need with a simplified application, careful revision of the form and all the uploaded documentation and in your own language.

What is the eVisa for Thailand?

The Thailand eVisa is the document that citizens of eligible nationalities need to enter the country. This includes the exempt nationalities, who will need to apply if they want to travel for longer than they are allowed to without a visa.

There are several kinds available. If you apply with us, you can choose between:

Single-entry Tourist eVisa: issued to those traveling for tourism, family visits, medical treatment, to learn a recreational activity (boxing, Muay Thai, etc.), football trials and for MICE industry events. It is valid for 60 days.
Multiple-entry Tourist eVisa: it is the same as its single-entry counterpart, but it allows the holder to enter and leave Thailand more than once. It is valid for 180 days and allows for stays of up to 60 days.
Transit eVisa: needed in specific cases to transit through Thailand. It is valid for 90 days and it allows for stays of up to 30 days.
Single-entry Business eVisa: issued to those looking to engage in business in Thailand. It allows the holder to travel for up to 90 days.
Multiple-entry Business eVisa: it is the same as its single-entry counterpart, but it allows the holder to enter and leave Thailand more than once. It is valid for 1 year and allows for stays of maximum 60 days.

Who can apply for the eVisa to Thailand?

Single-entry Tourist eVisa

Multiple-entry Tourist eVisa

Transit eVisa

Single-entry Business eVisa

Multiple-entry Business eVisa

How long can you stay in Thailand with an eVisa?

Single-entry Tourist eVisa: up to 60 days
Multiple-entry Tourist eVisa: up to 60 days per entry during its 180-day validity period
Transit eVisa: up to 30 days
Single-entry Business eVisa: up to 90 days
Multiple-entry Business eVisa: up to 60 days per entry during its 1-year validity period

What are the requirements to apply for the eVisa to Thailand?

Single and multiple-entry Tourist eVisa

Valid passport.
Recent photograph of the applicant.
Proof of current location.
Bank statement of at least 30,000 THB for a single-entry eVisa. For a multiple-entry eVisa, the bank statement has to be of at least 120,000 THB.

Additional documentation related to the purpose of the trip

Tourism: travel itinerary.
Football (soccer) trial: letter from the club.
Family visit: personal details of the family member (ID, passport, stay permit, etc).
Medical treatment: letter of appointment from the hospital or medical center and proof of accommodation.
To learn or train for a recreational activity: acceptance letter from the institution in charge of the activity.
Participants of MICE industry (Meeting, Incentives, Convention, Exhibitions) supported by TCEB (Thailand Convention Exhibition Bureau): letter from the TCEB and proof of accommodation.

Transit eVisa

Valid passport.
Recent photograph of the applicant.
Proof of current location.
Accommodation booking.
Travel itinerary.

Additional documentation related to the purpose of the trip

Athletes: letter from the event organizer in Thailand.
Pilots/captains/crews: employment certificate.

Single-entry Business eVisa

Valid passport.
Recent photograph of the applicant.
Proof of current location.
Invitation letter.
Bank statement of at least 30,000 THB.

Multiple-entry Business eVisa

Valid passport.
Recent photograph of the applicant.
Proof of current location.
Invitation letter.
Bank statement of at least 120,000 THB.

How to apply?

Complete the application online

Prepare your passport and fill in our simple online form in 5 minutes

Receive your eVisa

We will send you your approved eVisa within a few days, without you having to go anywhere!

Start your journey

On arrival, show your passport and your approved eVisa

Where to submit your visa application?

With Visagov, you can submit your visa application fully online here.

Common reasons for a rejected application

Criminal history
Incomplete documentation
Overstayed in the country
Using a previously lost passport
Overstayed previous visas

Why choose Visagov

Higher chance of approval

Over 80% of rejections are due to avoidable mistakes. We use AI, OCR and biometrics to reduce errors and ensure your application is approved.

Money-back guarantee

It is unlikely, but it could happen that your application is rejected. In that case, we will refund all the government fees.

Experts by your side

Do you have a question? Write or call us! We are here to help you in every step of the way.

Faster & easier

Official forms tend to be complicated. With us, the entire process is carried out online in a single, simplified form in the language of your choice.

How much do these visas cost?

Single-entry Tourist eVisa: 87 USD
Multiple-entry Tourist eVisa: 294 USD
Transit eVisa: 78 USD
Single-entry Business eVisa: 139 USD
Multiple-entry Business eVisa: 294 USD

The processing fees, already included in the list, have a cost of 34 USD for all visa types. This includes 24/7 customer service and a full review by our experts ensuring the success of your application.

Processing time

The average processing time for all Thailand eVisa applications is 9 days.

How far in advance do I need to apply?

You can start the process more than 80 days before your trip, but it is not necessary to allot so much time to this. You will be completely fine if you send in your application form two weeks before traveling.

Factors affecting eVisa processing times

The most common factors than can affect the processing times of your application are:

Incomplete information
Typos or incorrect details
Peak travel seasons
Mismatch between passport and application details

With Visagov, you can be sure to minimize the risk of errors and have your application processed as soon as possible.

Check the status of your eVisa application

You can always check the status of your application here simply by entering your order ID.

Types of visas for Thailand

Destination Thailand Visa (DTV): it is for those on a "workcation" (digital nomads, remote workers, foreign talent, freelancers, etc.). It is a multiple-entry visa, valid for 5 years.
Visa for participants of MICE industry supported by TCEB (thailand Convention Exhibition Bureau): it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Family visit: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Medical treatment: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Football trial: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Visa to attend a short course or Muay Thai training: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Visa to study Dharma: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Transit visa for layovers lasting over 12 hours: you can opt between 1, 2, 3 or 4 entries. Its validity can be 3 or 6 months.
Transit visa for athletes participating in sports events: you can opt between 1, 2, 3, or 4 entries. Its validity can be 3 or 6 months.
Employment visa: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.
Business visit visa: it can be single-entry, valid for 3 months, or it can also be issued as a multiple-entry visa with a validity of 1 year.
Frequent business visit visa: it is a multiple-entry visa, valid for 3 years.
Research and science: it is a single-entry visa, valid for 3 months.

What documents do I need to enter Thailand?

Approved visa if required.
Valid passport.
Yellow fever vaccination if you come from a country where the disease is endemic.
Flight/cruise tickets if you are a citizen of a visa-exempt country.
Proof of funds.

FAQs

Can you work on an eVisa?

No, the eVisas available only allow you to enter Thailand for tourism, business, volunteering or transit. It is not allowed to work, study, or reside in the country with them.

What to do if your visa expires?

It is imperative that you do not overstay your visa in Thailand. If you do, you will be fined 500 THB a day up to 20,000 THB (almost 6,000 EUR). You also run the risk of being detained, deported and banned from returning to Thailand.

Can you extend your stay with the Tourist eVisa?

Yes, some visas allow the holder to apply for an extension. This process is carried out in person at a Thai immigration office.

Can the Thailand eVisa be changed once it has been processed?

No, you cannot make any changes once you send in your application. However, the government may ask for some additional information or documents. In that case, you will be contacted by our team.

Do you need a transit visa for Thailand?

Yes, you will need to apply for a transit visa for Thailand under these circumstances:

If you wish to leave the transit area of the airport you arrive at
If your layover lasts more than 12 hours
If your departing flight is not booked on the same ticket
If you’re an athlete on the way to a sporting event
If you’re a pilot, captain or crew

How many times can I enter Thailand without a visa?

It depends on the way you travel to Thailand. If you travel by air and are part of the visa-exempt nationalities, there is no limit to the amount of times you can enter the country without a visa (as long as you respect the length of stay allowed).
However, if you travel by land or sea, you can only travel twice per year without a visa.

Thailand eVisa

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Do you need an entry visa for Thailand?

What is the eVisa for Thailand?

Who can apply for the eVisa to Thailand?

How long can you stay in Thailand with an eVisa?

What are the requirements to apply for the eVisa to Thailand?

Single and multiple-entry Tourist eVisa

Additional documentation related to the purpose of the trip

Transit eVisa

Additional documentation related to the purpose of the trip

Single-entry Business eVisa

Multiple-entry Business eVisa

How to apply?

Complete the application online

Receive your eVisa

Start your journey

Where to submit your visa application?

Common reasons for a rejected application

Why choose Visagov

Higher chance of approval

Money-back guarantee

Experts by your side

Faster & easier

How much do these visas cost?

Processing time

How far in advance do I need to apply?

Factors affecting eVisa processing times

Check the status of your eVisa application

Types of visas for Thailand

What documents do I need to enter Thailand?

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