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Visit
Short stays: tourism, transit, business trips, medical, pilgrimage.
Tourist Visa
Thailand Visa Exemption (Tourist)
Citizens of 93 countries and territories may currently enter Thailand visa-free for up to 60 days for tourism or short business, extendable once by 30 days at immigration (THB 1,900). All arrivals must submit the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before entry. On 19 May 2026 the Cabinet approved reverting most nationalities to 30 days (some to 15); the change takes effect only after publication in the Royal Gazette, which had not happened as of early June 2026.
Government fee
THB 0
Max stay
60 days
Document checklist (5)
Valid passportValid at least 6 months on arrival.How to get it ↓
Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)Submitted online within 72 hours before arrival (replaced paper TM6 from May 2025).How to get it ↓
Proof of onward travelConfirmed ticket out of Thailand within the permitted stay; may be checked.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsOptionalTHB 20,000 per person / 40,000 per family equivalent; spot-checked at entry.How to get it ↓
Accommodation detailsHotel booking or address in Thailand for the TDAC.How to get it ↓
Tourist Visa
Thailand Tourist eVisa (TR)
Single-entry tourist visa applied for on the official thaievisa.go.th portal (now serving 60+ countries), granting a 60-day stay, extendable once by 30 days in-country (THB 1,900). The TR visa costs THB 1,000 (local-currency equivalents vary by embassy) and is valid for entry within 3 months of issue. A Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa (METV, THB 5,000, 6-month validity, 60 days per entry) is available to applicants in their country of residence.
Passport bio pagePassport valid at least 6 months with blank pages.How to get it ↓
PhotographRecent passport-style photo, digital upload.How to get it ↓
Proof of current locationDocument showing residence in the consular jurisdiction applied to.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsBank statement, commonly THB 20,000 per person equivalent.How to get it ↓
Travel bookingRound-trip or onward flight reservation.How to get it ↓
Accommodation proofHotel booking or host address in Thailand.How to get it ↓
Tourist Visa
Thailand Visa on Arrival (VOA)
Nationals of about 31 countries/territories not on the visa-exemption list (including India, China, Taiwan, Kazakhstan and Saudi Arabia) can obtain a 15-day single-entry visa on arrival for THB 2,000 cash at designated checkpoints; an online E-VOA pre-application is also available. It cannot be extended except in emergencies. The May 2026 Cabinet decision also approved trimming the VOA-eligible list, pending Royal Gazette publication.
Government fee
THB 2,000
Service fee
THB 1,500
Max stay
15 days
Validity
15 days
Document checklist (6)
Valid passportValid at least 6 months (30 days accepted at some checkpoints).How to get it ↓
Completed VOA application formAvailable at the checkpoint or via E-VOA online.How to get it ↓
Onward ticket within 15 daysConfirmed departure ticket.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsTHB 10,000 per person / 20,000 per family in cash equivalent.How to get it ↓
Fee THB 2,000 in cashPayable in Thai baht only at the counter.How to get it ↓
Transit Visa
Thailand Transit Visa (TS)
For travellers passing through Thailand en route to a third country, sports participants and crew. Costs THB 800 per entry, allows up to 30 days per entry, and is applied for via the thaievisa.go.th portal or a Thai mission. Travellers from visa-exempt countries generally do not need it for airside transit or short stopovers.
Visa application via eVisa portalOnline form with photo upload.How to get it ↓
Confirmed ticket to third countryShowing transit through Thailand.How to get it ↓
Visa for the onward destinationIf required by the third country.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsTHB 10,000 per person / 20,000 per family.How to get it ↓
Medical Treatment Visa
Thailand Medical Treatment Visa (Non-MT)
For patients receiving treatment at a Thai hospital, with stays up to 90 days, renewable in-country up to one year on medical grounds. Requires a hospital confirmation/appointment letter and proof of at least THB 45,000 per person in funds; up to three immediate family members may accompany the patient under the same category. A separate 90-day visa-free medical entry scheme exists for nationals of some Gulf states (CLMV/GCC arrangements).
Valid passportValid at least 6 months beyond intended stay.How to get it ↓
Hospital confirmation letterLetter from the Thai hospital confirming appointment/admission and treatment plan.How to get it ↓
Medical recordsOptionalDiagnosis and treatment history from home-country physician.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsBank statement showing at least THB 45,000 per person.How to get it ↓
Proof of ability to pay treatment costsFunds, insurance or sponsor covering medical expenses.How to get it ↓
Family relationship proofOptionalFor up to 3 accompanying immediate family members.How to get it ↓
Not yet researched
Business Visitor Visa
Pilgrimage Visa
1 route
Study & Training
Universities, language courses, internships and exchanges.
Student Visa
Thailand Education Visa (Non-Immigrant ED)
For study at Thai universities, schools, language schools and approved training (including Muay Thai); the initial visa grants 90 days, then extensions of stay are issued in-country (THB 1,900 each) up to 1 year at a time, tied to continued enrollment. Since the 2025 reforms, schools must file monthly attendance reports and students need roughly 80% attendance or face cancellation; language-school 'visa mill' enforcement has tightened sharply. Working is not permitted without separate authorisation. An 'ED Plus' sub-type lets degree students stay up to graduation plus 1 year for job seeking.
Digital nomad, freelance, skilled employment and company transfers.
Digital Nomad Visa
Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)
5-year multiple-entry visa (THB 10,000) launched July 2024 for remote workers/freelancers employed by foreign companies ('workcation'), participants in Thai soft-power activities (Muay Thai, Thai cooking, sports training, music festivals, medical treatment) and their spouses/children. Each entry allows 180 days, extendable once per entry by 180 days (THB 1,900), so up to ~360 days before a border run. Requires proof of at least THB 500,000 in funds; working for Thai employers is prohibited and the visa carries no path to residency.
Study: Soft-power activities; courses allowed
Family: Spouse and children may apply as dependents
Proof of current location/residenceMust apply from country of nationality or legal residence.How to get it ↓
Bank statement showing THB 500,000+Equivalent in any currency, held/seasoned for about 3 months.How to get it ↓
Evidence of categoryWorkcation: employment contract or portfolio with foreign employer/clients. Soft power: enrollment letter from Thai gym/school/hospital.How to get it ↓
Marriage/birth certificatesOptionalFor dependent spouse and children under 20.How to get it ↓
Digital Nomad Visa
Thailand LTR Visa - Work-from-Thailand Professional
10-year renewable remote-work residence (5+5 years, fee THB 50,000) for employees of well-established foreign companies: income of USD 80,000/year in the past 2 years (or USD 40,000+ with a master's degree), employer either publicly listed or a private company operating 3+ years with USD 50 million combined revenue. The premium long-term alternative to the DTV for high-earning remote workers; includes annual reporting, overseas-income tax exemption and dependent coverage. Requires USD 50,000 health insurance or USD 100,000 deposit.
Employment contract with overseas employerListed company, or private firm with 3+ years operation and USD 50M+ combined revenue.How to get it ↓
Proof of income USD 80,000/year (past 2 years)Or USD 40,000+ with a master's degree.How to get it ↓
Health insurance USD 50,000Or social security, or USD 100,000 deposit held 12+ months.How to get it ↓
BOI endorsementQualification review by the Board of Investment.How to get it ↓
Startup / Entrepreneur Visa
Thailand SMART Visa S (Startup)
The only SMART visa category still open after the February 2025 restructuring: a 2-year renewable visa for founders of startups certified in Thailand's targeted industries (by NIA, depa or similar), holding at least 25% of shares or a director position. Requires a THB 600,000 deposit held 3+ months (plus THB 180,000 per dependent) and health insurance; fee THB 10,000 per year of visa granted. Includes work-permit exemption, 1-year reporting and dependent work rights.
Startup certificationEndorsement that the company operates in targeted industries (NIA, depa or relevant agency).How to get it ↓
Evidence of shareholding or directorshipAt least 25% of registered capital or director position.How to get it ↓
Bank deposit THB 600,000Held at least 3 months in Thailand or country of residence; +180,000 per dependent.How to get it ↓
Health insuranceCovering applicant and dependents for the entire stay.How to get it ↓
BOI qualification endorsementSMART visa qualification letter before visa issuance.How to get it ↓
Skilled Work Visa
Thailand Non-Immigrant B Visa + Work Permit
Standard employment route: a Thai employer sponsors a Non-B visa (THB 2,000 single-entry/90 days; THB 5,000 multiple-entry/1 year), then the worker obtains a work permit from the Ministry of Labour after arrival and extends the stay to 1 year (THB 1,900). The sponsoring company generally needs THB 2 million registered capital and 4 Thai employees per foreign hire; minimum salary thresholds by nationality apply for extensions (about THB 25,000-50,000/month). Renewable annually and a qualifying route to permanent residence after 3 years of extensions.
Employment/invitation letter from Thai companyStating position, salary and contract terms.How to get it ↓
WP3 pre-work-permit approvalIssued by Ministry of Labour (required by many missions).How to get it ↓
Company corporate documentsRegistration certificate, shareholder list, financial statements.How to get it ↓
Applicant qualificationsDegree certificates and CV/experience evidence.How to get it ↓
Work permit application after arrivalFiled at Department of Employment before starting work.How to get it ↓
Not yet researched
Freelancer Visa
Self-Employment Visa
Seasonal Work Visa
Intra-Company Transfer Visa
1 route
Invest & Capital
Golden visas, real estate, citizenship by investment, passive income.
Golden Visa (Residence by Investment)
Thailand LTR Visa - Wealthy Global Citizen
10-year renewable visa (issued 5+5 years, fee THB 50,000) for individuals with at least USD 1 million in global assets who invest at least USD 500,000 in Thai government bonds (5+ year maturity), Thai companies or Thai property. Benefits include digital work permit eligibility, exemption from the 4-Thai-to-1-foreigner hiring ratio, annual (instead of 90-day) reporting, fast-track airport service and exemption of tax on overseas income. Requires USD 50,000 health insurance or a USD 100,000 deposit held 12+ months.
Proof of USD 1M+ global assetsBank/brokerage statements, property valuations, shareholdings.How to get it ↓
Proof of USD 500,000 investment in ThailandThai government bonds (5+ yr), FDI in Thai companies, or Thai real estate.How to get it ↓
Health insurance USD 50,000Or social security entitlement, or USD 100,000 bank deposit held 12+ months.How to get it ↓
BOI qualification endorsementOnline application screened by the Board of Investment before visa issuance.How to get it ↓
Dependent documentsOptionalMarriage/birth certificates for spouse and children.How to get it ↓
Not yet researched
Residence by Real Estate
Citizenship by Investment
Non-Lucrative / Passive Income Visa
Business Investor Visa
3 routes
Retire & Lifestyle
Retirement visas and working holiday schemes.
Retirement Visa
Thailand LTR Visa - Wealthy Pensioner
10-year renewable visa (5+5 years, fee THB 50,000) for retirees aged 50+ with stable passive income of at least USD 80,000/year (pensions, dividends, rental income), or USD 40,000-80,000/year combined with a USD 250,000 investment in Thai bonds or property. Offers annual reporting, multiple re-entry, overseas-income tax exemption and fast-track service; requires USD 50,000 health insurance or a USD 100,000 deposit. A premium alternative to the O-A/O-X retirement visas.
Proof of passive income USD 80,000/yearPension statements, dividends, rental income for the past 2 years; or USD 40,000+ plus USD 250,000 Thai investment.How to get it ↓
Health insurance USD 50,000Or social security, or USD 100,000 deposit held 12+ months.How to get it ↓
BOI endorsementApplication screened by BOI before visa issuance at embassy or in Thailand.How to get it ↓
Retirement Visa
Thailand Retirement Visa (Non-Immigrant O-A)
1-year multiple-entry retirement visa for applicants aged 50+, requiring THB 800,000 on deposit, or monthly pension income of THB 65,000, or a combination totalling THB 800,000/year, plus police clearance, medical certificate and health insurance (THB 40,000 outpatient / 400,000 inpatient). Renewable annually in Thailand; many retirees instead use the in-country Non-O retirement extension (same financials, no insurance mandate at most offices). The O-X variant offers 5+5 years to 14 nationalities with THB 3 million on deposit.
Financial evidenceBank statement showing THB 800,000 equivalent, or income certificate of THB 65,000/month, or combination of 800,000/year.How to get it ↓
Criminal record checkIssued in country of nationality/residence within 3 months.How to get it ↓
Medical certificateShowing absence of prohibited diseases, within 3 months.How to get it ↓
Health insuranceThai-approved policy: THB 40,000 outpatient / 400,000 inpatient coverage for the whole stay.How to get it ↓
Working Holiday Visa
Thailand Work and Holiday Visa (Australia/New Zealand)
Reciprocal scheme allowing Australian (and New Zealand) citizens aged 18-30 to live in Thailand for up to 12 months with multiple re-entry, working no more than 3 months for any single employer. Requires tertiary qualifications, funds of about AUD 5,000 (NZD 7,000), health insurance for the full stay and a medical with chest X-ray; the fee is AUD 300 and applications go through the Royal Thai Embassy in Canberra (annual quota applies, ~500 places). Thailand has no working-holiday agreements with other countries.
Work: Work capped; max 6 mo per employer
Study: Short courses up to 6 months
Government fee
A$300
Service fee
A$330
Processing time
10 days
Max stay
365 days
Validity
365 days
Document checklist (7)
Australian or NZ passportValid 6 months (AU) / 12 months (NZ).How to get it ↓
Tertiary qualification evidenceCompleted full-time course of at least 3 years.How to get it ↓
Proof of fundsAt least AUD 5,000 or NZD 7,000.How to get it ↓
Medical certificate with chest X-rayIssued within the past 3 months.How to get it ↓
Health/travel insuranceCovering the entire 12-month stay.How to get it ↓
Return ticket or funds for oneOptionalOnward travel evidence.How to get it ↓
2 routes
Family & Origin
Reunification, spouse routes and ancestry-based repatriation.
Family Reunification Visa
Thailand Dependent/Guardian Visa (Non-Immigrant O)
Covers spouses and children (under 20) of foreigners holding Thai work, business, retirement or study visas, parents of Thai citizens, and guardians of children studying in Thailand. Entry visa is 90 days (THB 2,000 single / 5,000 multiple), then 1-year extensions of stay track the principal's permit; guardian extensions require THB 500,000 on deposit and dependent extensions about THB 400,000 held 3 months. DTV and LTR holders' dependents instead receive the same visa class as the principal.
Proof of relationshipMarriage or birth certificates, legalised/translated if foreign.How to get it ↓
Principal's visa and work permit copiesOr school enrollment of the child for guardian cases.How to get it ↓
Guarantee letter from employer/schoolConfirming the principal's status in Thailand.How to get it ↓
Financial evidenceBank statement, commonly THB 400,000 (THB 500,000 for guardian extensions) held 3 months.How to get it ↓
Spouse / Partner Visa
Thailand Marriage Visa (Non-Immigrant O - Thai Spouse)
For foreigners legally married to a Thai national: enter on a 90-day Non-O visa (THB 2,000 single entry), then obtain 1-year extensions of stay at immigration (THB 1,900) by showing THB 400,000 seasoned 2 months in a Thai bank or THB 40,000/month income. Renewable indefinitely with annual proof of a genuine marriage (home visit/photos); permits applying for a work permit. Since the Marriage Equality Act (23 Jan 2025), same-sex spouses qualify equally. A discounted PR fee (THB 95,700) applies after 3 years of extensions.
Thai marriage certificate (Kor Ror 2/3)Registered Thai marriage, or legalised foreign marriage certificate.How to get it ↓
Spouse's Thai ID card and house registrationCopies signed by the Thai spouse.How to get it ↓
Financial evidenceThai bank book showing THB 400,000 held 2 months, or income certificate of THB 40,000/month.How to get it ↓
Photos of couple together at residenceEvidence of genuine cohabitation for extensions.How to get it ↓
TM30 address notificationProof of registered residence in Thailand.How to get it ↓
Not yet researched
Dependent Relative Visa
Ancestry / Repatriation
3 routes
Special Categories
Talent, religious, humanitarian, media, official and permanent residence.
Talent / Highly Skilled Visa
Thailand LTR Visa - Highly-Skilled Professional
10-year renewable visa (5+5 years, fee THB 50,000) for experts working for Thai or foreign entities in targeted industries (tech, EV, biotech, defence), universities, research centres or Thai government agencies. Income threshold USD 80,000/year, or USD 40,000+ with a STEM master's degree (no minimum for government employees). Key benefit is a 17% flat personal income tax rate plus a digital work permit and exemption from the Thai-employee ratio.
Work: Thai target-industry employer; digital permit
Employment contract in a targeted industryThai or foreign employer in BOI targeted industries, research, or government.How to get it ↓
Proof of income USD 80,000/yearOr USD 40,000+ with master's in science/technology; waived for government employees.How to get it ↓
Evidence of expertiseDegree certificates, 5+ years experience in the relevant field (where applicable).How to get it ↓
Health insurance USD 50,000Or social security, or USD 100,000 deposit held 12+ months.How to get it ↓
BOI endorsementQualification review before visa issuance; digital work permit issued (THB 3,000/year).How to get it ↓
Long-Term Residence Permit
Thailand Privilege Visa (formerly Thailand Elite)
Residence-by-membership program run by state-owned Thailand Privilege Card Co.: a one-time fee buys a 5-20 year multiple-entry visa with 1-year stays per entry, airport fast-track and concierge perks, with no income, investment or insurance requirements. Tiers: Bronze THB 650,000/5 yrs (promotional, extended to 30 Sep 2026), Gold THB 900,000/5 yrs, Platinum THB 1.5M/10 yrs (+1M per dependent), Diamond THB 2.5M/15 yrs, Reserve THB 5M/20 yrs (invitation only). Functions like a golden visa but is a prepaid membership, confers no work rights and no direct PR/citizenship path.
Background check consentCriminal/immigration history vetting by Thai authorities.How to get it ↓
Membership fee paymentOne-time fee paid within 60 days of approval, before visa affixing.How to get it ↓
Permanent Residence
Thailand Permanent Residence Permit
Annual quota program (100 persons per nationality) for foreigners who have held 1-year extensions of stay on the same non-immigrant basis for 3+ consecutive years, applying under employment (typically THB 80,000/month salary or WP 3+ years), investment (THB 3-10M), family or expert categories. Application fee THB 7,600 plus THB 191,400 on approval (THB 95,700 for spouses/children of Thais or PR holders); requires basic Thai language ability at interview. PR removes visa renewals (re-entry permits still needed) and opens a path to citizenship after 5 years.
Government fee
THB 7,600
Processing time
365 days
Document checklist (7)
Passport with 3+ years of consecutive extensionsSame non-immigrant visa basis throughout.How to get it ↓
Application form (TM.9)Filed at Immigration Division 1 during the annual window (usually Oct-Dec).How to get it ↓
Category evidenceEmployment: work permit 3+ years and salary/tax records; Investment: THB 3-10M transferred; Family: Thai marriage/birth certificates.How to get it ↓
Personal income tax returnsTypically 3 years showing qualifying income (about THB 80,000/month for employment route).How to get it ↓
How to get these documents General guidance for any passport.
Valid passport
How to get this document
Apply for or renew your passport at your country's passport authority (often the foreign-affairs or interior ministry, a passport office or designated post office). Most visa portals want a clear colour scan of the bio-data page; keep the passport valid at least 6 months beyond your trip with two blank pages.
Issued by
National passport authority
Typical cost
$20–$150
Typical time
1–6 weeks (expedited often available)
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC)
How to get this document
Complete the official visa or residence application form for your destination. Most consulates now use an online portal where you fill in the form, upload documents and book an appointment; print and sign the confirmation page.
Issued by
Destination consulate / immigration portal
Typical cost
Usually free (the visa fee is separate)
Typical time
30–60 minutes to complete
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Proof of onward travel
How to get this document
Provide a flight reservation or an onward/return ticket itinerary. Many travellers use a held reservation (not a paid ticket) from an airline, travel agent or flight-itinerary service so they are not committed before the visa is granted.
Issued by
Airline / travel agent
Typical cost
free–$30 for a reservation
Typical time
Same day
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Proof of funds
How to get this document
Show you can support your stay using bank statements, a salary or pension certificate, a sponsorship/affidavit of support, or evidence of savings or income that meets the published minimum for the visa. Combine several documents if one is not enough.
Issued by
Your bank / employer / sponsor
Typical cost
free–$20
Typical time
Same day–1 week
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Accommodation details
How to get this document
Show where you will stay: a hotel booking, a signed tenancy/lease, a host's invitation with their address, or an address-registration document. For longer stays a registered rental contract is usually expected.
Issued by
Landlord / host / municipality
Typical cost
free–$50
Typical time
Same day–1 week
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Photograph
How to get this document
Have a recent passport photo taken at a pharmacy, photo booth or photographer, or use a compliant online photo tool. The common size is 35×45 mm with a plain light background, neutral expression and no glasses; the US and a few others require 2×2 in (51×51 mm). Get 2–4 prints plus a digital copy.
Issued by
Any photographer or photo booth (ICAO 9303 standard)
Typical cost
$5–$15
Typical time
Same day
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Fee THB 2,000 in cash
How to get this document
Pay the visa or government fee through the channel the consulate specifies — card payment on the application portal, bank transfer, or in person at the visa centre. Keep the receipt or transaction confirmation to upload or present.
Issued by
Destination consulate / payment provider
Typical cost
Varies by visa
Typical time
Immediate–2 days
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Hospital confirmation letter
How to get this document
Ask your host, company or institution in the destination to write an invitation letter with their details, your details, and the purpose and dates of the visit. Some countries require it to be officially registered or legalised by local immigration (e.g. a notarised or authority-stamped invitation).
Issued by
Host / inviting organisation
Typical cost
free–$50
Typical time
Days–weeks
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Medical records
How to get this document
Book a medical examination with a doctor or, where required, a clinic on the consulate's approved-panel list. Tests may include a general exam, a chest X-ray/TB screening and blood tests; the clinic issues the certificate directly.
Issued by
Licensed doctor / panel clinic
Typical cost
$30–$200
Typical time
1–2 weeks including results
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Family relationship proof
How to get this document
Prove the family link with civil documents — marriage and birth certificates connecting you to the relative, a family or household register, or, for unmarried partners, evidence of cohabitation (joint lease, bills, photos). Civil documents often need an apostille and translation.
Once you are accepted, request an admission/acceptance letter or certificate of enrolment from the school or university's admissions or registrar office. It should confirm the programme, the dates and that tuition is arranged.
Issued by
School / university (admissions office)
Typical cost
Usually free
Typical time
A few days–2 weeks
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Bank statement showing THB 500,000+
How to get this document
Request a stamped statement covering the last 3–6 months from your bank, or export an official PDF from online banking. Many consulates require the bank's stamp/signature or a separate letter confirming your balance.
Issued by
Your bank
Typical cost
free–$10
Typical time
Same day–a few days
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Evidence of category
How to get this document
This is a destination- or programme-specific supporting document. Follow the exact instruction on the official consulate or immigration checklist for your visa; if it is unclear, contact the consulate or visa application centre for guidance on how to obtain it.
Issued by
Destination consulate / immigration authority
Typical cost
Varies
Typical time
Varies
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Marriage/birth certificates
How to get this document
Order a certified copy of your birth certificate from the civil-registry/vital-records office where you were born (often available online). For foreign use it usually needs an apostille or legalisation and a translation.
Obtain a signed copy of your employment contract from your employer's HR. It should show the parties, job title, salary, duration and signatures; some consulates want it stamped or, for work visas, registered with the labour authority.
Issued by
Employer / labour authority
Typical cost
Free
Typical time
Same day–1 week
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Health insurance USD 50,000
How to get this document
Buy a travel-medical insurance policy covering your whole trip and every destination country, then print the certificate. For the Schengen Area the EU Visa Code requires at least €30,000 of cover for medical emergencies and repatriation, valid across all member states.
Request a letter on company letterhead from your employer stating your position, start date, salary and that your leave or continued employment is approved, signed by HR or a manager. For work visas this may instead be a formal work permit or job-offer letter issued by the employer or labour authority.
Issued by
Employer (HR) / labour authority
Typical cost
Free
Typical time
A few days
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Startup certification
How to get this document
Have documents translated by a sworn or certified translator and, where required, notarised. For cross-border use obtain an apostille (in Hague Convention countries) or consular legalisation from the competent authority in the country that issued the original.
Get an up-to-date extract from the commercial/companies register (chamber of commerce or trade registry) showing your company's registration, or your trade or professional licence. Many registries issue this online for a small fee.
Issued by
Commercial register / chamber of commerce
Typical cost
free–$50
Typical time
Same day–1 week
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Bank deposit THB 600,000
How to get this document
Provide documentary proof of the qualifying investment: a bank confirmation of the deposit or transfer, share or title certificates, an escrow or blocked-account statement, or a notarised purchase contract, depending on the programme's rules.
Issued by
Bank / notary / company registry
Typical cost
Varies
Typical time
1–4 weeks
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Applicant qualifications
How to get this document
Use your original diploma or degree certificate; for a replacement or official copy, ask the issuing institution's registrar. For use abroad it usually needs to be apostilled or legalised and translated.
Obtain a national ID card or a citizenship/nationality certificate from your civil-registry or interior ministry. For ancestry- or origin-based routes, request the birth, naturalisation or archive records that prove the qualifying lineage.
Issued by
Civil registry / interior ministry
Typical cost
free–$50
Typical time
Same day–several weeks
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Criminal record check
How to get this document
Request a criminal-record certificate from your country's police or justice/interior ministry — many issue it through a national online portal, sometimes requiring fingerprints. For foreign use it usually must be apostilled or legalised and translated, and most consulates accept one issued within the last 3–6 months.
Order a certified copy of your marriage (or divorce) certificate from the civil registry that recorded it. For foreign use add an apostille or legalisation and a certified translation.
Write a signed cover or motivation letter explaining the purpose of your trip or application, your plans and your ties to your home country, addressed to the consulate. You prepare this yourself.
Issued by
Self-prepared
Typical cost
Free
Typical time
Same day
Verified 11 Jun 2026
Personal income tax returns
How to get this document
Download your filed tax return or a tax-assessment/clearance certificate from your national tax authority's online portal, or request a certified copy at a tax office.
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