Step 1: Do I need a Visa?

*Click here to see Visa Eligibility

• Visa on Arrival
  • If your national falls under Visa on Arrival category, please visit here to see the required documents upon arrival
  • If your national requires a Visa on Arrival and after arrival you need to stay longer than the allowed period, please visit here.

• Visa Exemption
  • If your national falls under Visa Exemption scheme, please visit here.
  • If your national is visa exempted but you need to stay longer than the allowed period, please visit here

• Purpose of Visit
  
  • Transit
    • If you visit Thailand for a transit purpose, you need to apply for a Transit Visa. Click here for more information
  • Tourist
    • If you visit Thailand for a tourism purpose for no longer than 60 days, you need to apply for a Tourist Visa. Click here for more information
    • If you visit Thailand to receive medical treatment, you need to apply for a Tourist MT Visa. Click here for more information
    • If you are planning to visit Thailand and Cambodia, you need to apply for ACMECS Single Visa. Click here for more information
  • Business / Working
    • If you visit Thailand for a business meeting, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-B (Business). Click here for more information
    • If you visit Thailand for long-term employment or non credit-collecting internship, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-B (Working). Click here for more information
    • If you visit Thailand to invest in particular industries, you need to apply for a SMART Visa. Click here for more information
    • If you are a holder of the APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC), you need to apply for a APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC) Visa. Click here for more information
    • If you visit Thailand under the media production or are working for a media company, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa Category “M”. Click here for more information
  • Study
    • If you visit Thailand for studying or for a credit-collecting internship, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-ED. Click here for more information
  •  Long-term Stay
    • If you are 50 years old or more and wish to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding one year for a non-working purpose, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-O-A. Click here for more information
    • If you are 50 years old or more and wish to stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding ten year for a non-working purpose, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-O-X. Click here for more information
    • Long-Term Residents visa (LTR) Click here for more information
  • Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
    • DTV Visa Workcation Click here
    • DTV Visa Thai Soft Power related activities Click here
    • DTA Visa Spouse and Children under 20 years old Click here
    • Non-Immigrant ED PLUS Click here
    • Non-Immigrant ED2 Click here
  •  Others
    • If you are lawfully married to a Thai citizen and wish to visit Thailand, you need to apply for a Non-Immigrant Visa-O (Thai Spouse). Click here for more information
    • If you visit Thailand for a tourism purpose and you are a Thailand Privilege Cardholder, you need to apply for a Privilege Entry Visa. Click here for more information
• Remarks 
• 1) Nigeria need additional documents:
  • Employer's letter
  • Certificate of clearance issued by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency of Nigeria (NDLEA) that is certified by Nigeria Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Royal Thai Embassy in Abuja
  • For Nigeria who has residence in Singapore or Long-term pass holding may contact CID department for certificate of clearance
• 2) List of countries that require the Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate upon arrival to Thailand, please see here