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Thailand is a country in Southeast Asia famous for its sandy tropical beaches, contemporary cityscapes, and many temples and historic ruins. More than 38.27 million visitors came to Thailand in 2018, many of them using Thai Tourist Visas to enter the country.
Who Needs a Thailand Visa?
All visitors who aren’t exempt and who aren’t eligible for a Visa On Arrival will need to apply for a visa to Thailand in advance of their trip.
Many nationalities can enter Thailand without a visa for a range of days (up to 14, 30, or 90 days). In addition, some people can get a Visa On Arrival if they get electronic approval beforehand.
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What Are the Types of Thai Visas?
Thailand Tourist Visa
Tourist visas may be required to enter Thailand for visitors from certain countries who wish to visit for tourism purposes. To obtain a Thai Tourist Visa, your visit must be short-term rather than to seek work or another financial gain.
Ancient ruins and many complex temples are just the beginning of what you may see in Thailand. The country also boasts attractive water markets, sophisticated cityscapes, and pristine white beaches.
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Thailand Transit Visa
A Thailand Transit Visa may be required if you pass through Thai territory en route to another nation. To be clear, the Thai Transit Visa is not just for tourists passing through the country; it is also given to athletes and crew members who must travel for work.
Thailand SMART Visa
On February 1st, 2018, Thailand began issuing the SMART Visa. It is part of the government’s strategy to advance the 13 S-Curve industries by luring qualified people and investment abroad.
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Thailand Non-Immigrant Visa
If you plan to stay in Thailand for an extended period or for any purpose other than tourism or transit, you will need to apply for a Non-immigrant Visa for Thailand. You need a Thai Non-Immigrant Visa if you want to study, work, invest, receive medical treatment, marry a Thai national, etc.
