Help obtaining a Thailand visa

For a trip to Thailand, it is likely that you will need a Visa depending on your nationality, place of residence, length of stay or reason for travel.

Thai visa, is available for many travel reasons ranging from tourism (TR or TR-M), business/business (B), studies/conference (ED) or even long-stay, family or volunteering (O). Thailand is known for complexity of its procedures and the requirement in the document format to provide. We support you to minimize the risk of refusal.

The price of an e-visa for Thailand, excluding processing fees, starts at 35,00 € per traveler. Certain nationalities can travel to Thailand without a visa for a short stay and as part of a time-limited tourism recovery program. Children must also submit a file, like an adult.

We advise you to apply at least a month before your planned arrival in Thailand. Once your Thai visa has been obtained, you will have 3 months to enter the country.

• From November to February : It's high season in Thailand, with pleasant temperatures and little rain. This is the ideal time to visit northern Thailand and discover its many tourist attractions. Prices are generally higher during this time and tourist destinations can be crowded.
• From March to May : It is the hot and dry season in Thailand, with high temperatures and little rain. This is a great time to visit the beaches of southern Thailand and go scuba diving. Prices are generally lower during this time and tourist destinations are less crowded.
• From June to October : It's the rainy season in Thailand, with high temperatures and frequent rain. It is an ideal time to discover the lush nature of the country and enjoy indoor activities. Prices are generally lower during this time and tourist destinations are less crowded.

Thailand is a country rich in cultural and natural heritage that is full of wonders to discover. Among the must-sees, the capital Bangkok is a vibrant and bustling city, with historic temples, bustling markets and vibrant nightlife. HAS Chiang Mai, a city in northern Thailand, you can admire Buddhist temples, explore night markets and enjoy outdoor activities. The islands of Phuket, Koh Samui And Koh Phi Phi are famous for their white sand beaches, crystal clear waters and water activities.

For nature lovers, the national park of Khao Yai, located in central Thailand, is home to abundant wildlife, including elephants, tigers and monkeys. The historic temples ofAyutthaya, an ancient city that was once the capital of Thailand, are a must-see for history buffs. The Bridge of the River Kwai, located in Kanchanaburi province, is a famous railway bridge built by Allied prisoners of war during World War II.

The Golden Triangle, a region located on the border between Thailand, Laos and Burma, is famous for its opium trade and for its magnificent landscapes. About 100 kilometers from Bangkok, the floating market of Damnoen Saduak is a colorful market set on the water and offering fresh fruits, vegetables and artisanal products.