The Thailand Tourist eVisa allows eligible travellers to visit Thailand for tourism, sightseeing, holidays, or visiting family and friends. Applicants can complete the entire process online by submitting the required documents and receiving their approved eVisa by email before departure.
Applicants applying for the Thailand eVisa are required to submit clear scans of the following documents.
Preparing the right documents is an important part of your Thailand eVisa application. Reviewing the requirements in advance can help you avoid common mistakes and submit your application correctly the first time.
Matches exactly with your submitted passport biopage.
Identifies the visa as a Tourist eVisa for short-term visits.
Indicates the period during which you must enter Thailand.
Scanned by Thai immigration officials upon arrival.
The following core documents must be submitted by all applicants, regardless of whether they are applying for a single or multiple-entry tourist eVisa:
A valid passport is required for your Thailand tourist eVisa application and must meet the following conditions:
A recent digital photograph is required, taken within the last 6 months.
A travel booking confirmation is required to show your planned entry into and exit from Thailand. This can be a flight ticket, ferry/ship booking, or any other valid travel itinerary, depending on your mode of transport.
It should clearly display your:
You must provide proof of where you will be staying during your visit. It can be a hotel booking confirmation or an invitation letter from your host in the country.
You must provide a document proving that you can support yourself financially for the duration of your stay in Thailand. You can submit recent bank statements, proof of earnings such as salary slips, or a sponsorship letter.
You will need to provide a document that confirms your current address. This could be a utility bill, a residence permit, or any official document that clearly shows your current address and legal status.
In addition to the core requirements, you may be required to submit additional supporting documents depending on the purpose of your visit when applying for a Thailand Single-Entry Tourist eVisa.
Applicants selecting "Tourism / Leisure Activities" as their purpose of visit are only required to submit the core documents listed above.
If your selected purpose of visit is “Football Trial”, then you must submit one additional document alongside the core requirements:
An official invitation or confirmation letter from the football club is required when attending football trials in Thailand.
It should clearly state your participation details and confirm that you have been selected or invited to participate in the trial.
Those visiting Thailand for medical care must select “Medical Treatment” as their purpose of visit and provide an additional document in addition to the standard requirements:
Submit a letter from the hospital or medical centre confirming your appointment or treatment.
This letter should clearly state your scheduled visit and basic treatment details to help verify the purpose of your travel.
If you’re visiting Thailand for recreational learning or training-related activities (such as scuba diving, boxing training, Thai massage training, and Thai culinary learning), then submit the following document alongside the listed core documents:
Submit an acceptance or invitation letter from the relevant institution or organisation.
The letter must include your full name, institution or organisation name, details of the course, programme, or event, the dates of participation, and confirmation of your enrolment or invitation.
If you’re visiting a family member who is residing in Thailand, submit the following documents in addition to the standard documents mentioned above:
You must provide one of the following documents issued by a Thai authority to the family member you will be visiting in Thailand:
Provide the following additional document if you’re visiting Thailand as a MICE industry participant:
Provide a letter from the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) confirming your participation.
The letter should include your full name, the name and location of the event, the event dates, the purpose of your visit, and the organiser's contact details.
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