Thailand Visa

Visa Type
Tourist Visa
Starting from
4,500
Processing Time
10 days
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Overview

A Thailand Tourist Visa allows foreign nationals to enter the Kingdom for tourism and leisure purposes. It’s ideal for travellers planning to explore Thailand’s culture, beaches, cities and natural beauty for short visits. Visitors can choose between a traditional embassy visa (single or multiple entry) or an e-Visa / Visa on Arrival option, depending on eligibility.

Stay Duration:
✔ Up to 60 days per entry (standard tourism visa)
✔ Often extendable for an extra 30 days at Thai Immigration offices (subject to rules)

Best for:
• Sightseeing & holidays
• Visiting friends or family
• Short recreational stays


⏱️ Processing Time

Typical timelines (for Indian passport holders):
Tourist Visa (Single Entry): ~3–7 working days
Tourist Visa (Multiple Entry): ~5–10 working days
e-Visa: ~3–7 working days (applied online)
Visa on Arrival: Immediate upon entry at airport checkpoints (queues may vary)

📌 Processing can vary depending on embassy workload, peak tourism seasons, and completeness of documents. Always apply early (at least 2–3 weeks before travel).


🔑 Key Points You Should Know

Types of Entry Options:
Embassy Tourist Visa: Single or multiple entry (60 days per entry, valid up to 3–6 months)
e-Visa: Apply online, easier and usually faster than paper submission
Visa on Arrival: For short stays (typically up to 15 days) — mostly used by certain nationalities, fees apply on arrival

Validity:
• Single entry visas are valid to enter within 3 months.
• Multiple entry visas may be valid up to 6 months, with each entry allowing up to 60 days stay.

Extensions:
• Tourist visas can usually be extended at Thai Immigration offices for extra days (fee applies) — useful if travel plans change.

New Entry Requirements:
Starting 2025 Thailand has introduced a Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) which most travellers must complete online before arrival.

Financial Requirement:
Many applicants must show proof of sufficient funds (e.g., bank statements) to demonstrate they can support the trip.


📄 Documents & Requirements

To apply for a Thailand Tourist Visa (typical checklist):

  1. Valid Passport — minimum 6 months validity & at least 2 blank pages

  2. Visa Application Form — completed and signed

  3. Passport-size Photos — recent (size per embassy guidelines)

  4. Confirmed Return Flight Tickets

  5. Proof of Accommodation — hotel bookings/reservations

  6. Financial Proof — bank statements showing adequate funds

  7. Travel Itinerary — brief plan of trip

  8. e-Visa printout or embassy submission receipt

  9. Digital Arrival Card (if applicable) — must be filled before travel

📌 Additional documents (e.g., cover letter, sponsor letters) may be requested depending on nationality or local embassy rules.


💰 Visa Fees (Approximate)

Fees vary based on visa type and where you apply — always check the official embassy or VAC site before publishing.

Visa Type

Approx Fee (INR)

Stay / Entry

Tourist Visa – Single Entry      

~₹2,500–₹3,500

Up to 60 days

Tourist Visa – Multiple Entry                

~₹12,000–₹14,000

Up to 60 days per entry            

e-Visa (single)

~₹5,000–₹7,000 (THB ~2,000–3,000)                           

~60 days

Visa on Arrival

THB ~2,000 (~₹4,500)

~15 days

📌 Additional service charges or processing fees (e.g., VFS/BLS) may apply. Fees are generally non-refundable.

 

Key Points
  • Please see above
Refund Policy
"Important: Visa fees for Thailand are generally non-refundable, whether you apply through an embassy, online e-visa portal, or visa-service provider. This means that once visa fees are paid and the application is submitted, the fees cannot be returned - even if your visa is rejected or you decide not to travel."
Documents & Requirements

Standard passport, photograph and supporting documents are usually required. Specific details provided during application.

Price & Booking
4,500
Final price will be confirmed at booking.

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