What are the procedures for travel to Thailand in 2018
4hw.com.cn: in recent years, the number of domestic outbound tourists has increased year by year. Thailand is one of the preferred places for many people to travel abroad. However, for friends who go abroad for the first time, they need to go through some formalities, such as passports, visas and so on. Let's take a look at the formalities required for travel to Thailand in 2018.
Chinese citizens must obtain visas to travel to Thailand. What are the procedures for traveling to Thailand? To travel to Thailand, you can apply for a visa by means of tourist visa, transit visa or landing visa. The longest stay in Thailand is to apply for a tourist visa, which can last no more than 60 days. To travel to Thailand for visa:
1、 Tourist visa
Apply for a tourist visa. You can stay in Thailand for two months. You need to prepare a copy of the flight ticket to and from Thailand, and then the validity of the passport should be guaranteed for more than half a year. If you are working, you need an English letter of guarantee from the employer. The visa fee is about 230 yuan. After submitting the above materials, you can obtain a personal tourist visa with a valid period of 28 days within 3 working days and a stay in Thailand of no more than 60 days. The procedures for tourist visa are as follows:
1. Take my ID card or household register to the local police station and the exit and Entry Administration Department of the public security sub County Bureau to get the application form for Chinese citizens to go abroad (or to go abroad) for personal reasons, or send the application form for ordinary passports of the people's Republic of China (the application form for ordinary passports of the people's Republic of China to the post office by express mail (hereinafter referred to as the "application form")
2. Fill in the application form.
3. Submit the application. When submitting an application, you must bring the following materials: the original of your ID card or account book, the first page of your account book, your data page, change page and the copy of your ID card. Complete the original application form. One color photo that meets the requirements.
4. Get your passport. After receiving the application, the local exit and entry management office will take 14 working days to approve, prepare and issue the passport. When you get your passport, you must bring your ID card or account book, get your passport receipt and the cost of 200 yuan.
2、 Transit visa
If you stay in Thailand for a short period of time, you can apply for a transit visa. The transit visa must be handled at the consulate of Thailand in China in advance, and cannot be handled on the spot in Thailand. The process of handling transit visa is as follows:
1. Fill in the application form of transit visa in triplicate, which must be signed by the applicant.
2. Three recent 2-inch photos.
3. A valid visa to a third country or a certificate that a visa is not required to enter the country.
4. Show the confirmed ticket, which must indicate the date of flight to Thailand and the third country or the date of return to China via Thailand from the third country, and submit a copy of the ticket.
5. One copy of my passport and passport valid for more than half a year. Visa fee: 180 yuan. After submitting the above materials, a transit visa can be obtained within 2 working days.
3、 Landing visa
After arriving in Thailand, tourists can also apply at the special landing visa counter of the airport. Photos, entry-exit tickets and valid passports are all necessary. Then fill in the form in detail. The visa fee is about 1000 baht, and the visa obtained can allow you to stay in Thailand for half a month. Chinese tourists to Thailand can apply for landing visa at the airport landing counter after arriving. The procedures for handling landing visa are as follows:
1. Fill in an application form and sign it.
2. A 2-inch photo on a white background.
3. Show me the tickets for entry and exit.
4. One copy of my passport and passport valid for more than half a year.