Thailand
The land of smiles awaits.
Golden temples, tropical beaches and unforgettable street food.
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Thailand visa requirements depend on your passport nationality. Please select it to continue.
Apply for Your Thailand eVisa Online with VEEZO
Planning a trip to Thailand? VEEZO makes your Thailand eVisa application fast, simple, and fully online. No embassy visits, no complicated paperwork — just a smooth digital process from start to finish.
With our easy application system, travelers can apply for the Thailand eVisa or eligible visa categories depending on nationality and receive guidance throughout the process. Whether you're exploring Bangkok's vibrant city life, Phuket's beaches, Chiang Mai's culture, or traveling for business, VEEZO helps you get there with ease.
Required documents
- Valid passport copy with at least 6 months validity
- Recent passport-size photo
- Basic personal and contact information
- Travel dates and flight details
- Proof of accommodation, such as hotel booking, recommended
- Travel insurance, recommended depending on entry requirements
Why choose VEEZO
- Fast and simple online application process
- Secure document submission system
- Easy upload from mobile or desktop
- Professional visa support throughout the process
- Application review to reduce mistakes and improve approval chances
About Thailand visa
- Tourist Visa: Single Entry
- Validity: Up to 60 days
- Processing Time: 3–5 business days
- Stay Duration: Typically up to 60 days
- Arrival Card (TDAC): Mandatory for entry
Apply now and get your Thailand visa or Arrival Card support online quickly and easily with VEEZO.
Thailand Visa & Arrival Card — Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on your nationality. Some countries are eligible for visa-free entry or visa on arrival, while many travelers are required to obtain a tourist visa before traveling.
Processing usually takes 3 to 7 working days, depending on the visa type and the completeness of the submitted documents.
A Thailand tourist visa typically allows a stay of up to 60 days, and in some cases, it may be extendable.
Required documents usually include:
Yes. The Thailand Digital Arrival Card, also known as TDAC, is mandatory for foreign travelers before entering Thailand. Failure to complete it may result in boarding or entry issues.
No. The Arrival Card is only an entry form and does not replace a visa. If you require a visa based on your nationality, you must apply for a visa separately.
If you do not complete the TDAC, you may face delays or issues during boarding or upon arrival in Thailand, and entry may be refused or delayed.