An “official visa” is issued for diplomatic or official passport holders or UN Laissez-Passer holders visiting Thailand for official government duties.
The applicant must present a letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Embassy/ Consulate-General/ government agency of the applicant’s country, or from the agency or United Nations organization with which the applicant is affiliated, or from a Thai government agency. The applicant’s name, position, and purpose of travel must be clearly stated in the certificate.
This type of visa is granted without a fee. The duration of staying in Thailand may not exceed 90 days per time.
Source : Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Tel : +66 2203-5000
Since cannabis was taken off the list of narcotic drugs, there has been an increase in the number of foods, beverages, and snacks.
According to the Immigration Act 1979, in Section 4, the definition of “a person in charge of conveyance" means a ship's master or person responsible for supervising a vehicle
For foreigners wishing to extend their stay in Thailand, in the case of being family members of a Thai national (only parents, spouses, children, adopted children, or children of spouses), the Immigration Office has determined the requirements, as follows
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