Before applying for a Thailand eVisa, it’s worth knowing exactly which documents you’ll need to avoid delays or rejections and get your application right the first time.

Keep reading to see the documents required for your eVisa application.

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Basic Identification Documents You Must Have

Passport

A valid passport is required for your Thailand visa application and must meet the following conditions:

• It must be valid for the entire duration of your stay in Thailand.
• A clear scan of the passport bio-data page is required.
• All details (photo, name, passport number, MRZ) must be fully visible.
• No blur, glare, or cropped edges in the scanned copy.

Applicant Photo

• A recent digital photograph is required, taken within the last 6 months.
• The image should clearly show your full face with a neutral expression.w
• Captured against a plain background with no shadows or distractions.
• Filters, heavy edits, or enhancements are not allowed.
• Head coverings are permitted only for religious reasons, but the face must remain fully visible from forehead to chin.

Documents That Support Your Travel Plans

In addition to your identity documents, the following are required to verify your travel details.

Travel Booking Confirmation

A travel booking confirmation is required to show your planned entry into and exit from Thailand. This can be a flight ticket, ferry/ship booking, or any other valid travel itinerary, depending on your mode of transport.

It should clearly display your:

• Travel dates
• Booking reference
• Passenger details
• Proof of onward or return travel

Proof of Accommodation in Thailand

You must provide proof of where you will be staying during your visit. It can be a hotel booking confirmation or an invitation letter from your host in the country.

The document should include the full address of the stay and clear contact details.

Financial Evidence

You must provide proof that you can support yourself for the duration of your stay in Thailand. You can submit recent bank statements, proof of earnings such as salary slips, or a sponsorship letter.

The documents should clearly show your name and sufficient funds to cover your trip.

Document Indicating Current Location

You will need to provide a document that confirms your current address. This could be a utility bill, a residence permit, or any official document that clearly shows your current address and legal status.

Extra Documents Based on Your Purpose of Visit

If you are visiting Thailand for a purpose other than tourism, you will need to submit the following additional documents, depending on your purpose of visit.

For MICE Industry Participants

If you are travelling to Thailand for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, or Exhibitions (MICE), you must provide an official letter from the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB).

This letter confirms your participation in the event and supports the purpose of your visit.

For Recreation Learning or Training Related Activities

If you are going to Thailand for a course, training, or any learning program, you must submit an acceptance or invitation letter from the institute or organisation.

This letter should confirm that you have been enrolled or invited and briefly mention the details of the program you will attend.

For Visiting Family in Thailand

If you are travelling to visit family members in Thailand, you will need to provide documents confirming their identity and legal status in the country.

This can include:

• Thai ID card
• Passport copy
• Visa page
• Residence permit of the family member you are visiting

For Medical Treatment

To visit Thailand for medical care, you’ll need a letter from the hospital or medical centre confirming your appointment or treatment.

This letter should clearly state your scheduled visit and basic treatment details to help verify the purpose of your travel.

For Football Trials

An official invitation or confirmation letter from the football club is required when attending football trials in Thailand. It should clearly state your participation details and confirm that you have been selected or invited to participate in the trial.

Helpful Tips Before You Submit Your Application

• Make sure your documents are clear, easy to read, and scanned correctly.
• Check that all the details are the same across all documents.
• Upload all required passport pages.
• Avoid blurry scans or cropped files.
• Make sure your files are in the right format and within the size limits.
• Do a final check before submitting your eVisa application.