Visa
Information for Bangkok, Thailand
1.
Visa Requirement
Visa
requirements for entering Thailand depend on your nationality.
Citizens
of some countries can enter Thailand without a visa for short stays (usually up
to 30 days).
Some
nationalities are eligible for Visa on Arrival (up to 15 days).
Other
nationalities will need to apply for a visa before travel.
2.
Types of Visa for Conference Attendees
For
most delegates, the appropriate visa type is:
Non-Immigrant
Visa (Category “B” or “ED”) – for attending conferences, meetings, or
professional events.
Tourist
Visa – may be suitable for participants attending short-term events without
professional activities.
3.
Required Documents for Visa Application
Although
the requirements may vary slightly by nationality, the typical documents
include:
A
valid passport (at least 6 months validity)
Completed
visa application form (available on the embassy website)
Recent
passport-sized photograph (taken within the last 6 months)
Flight
itinerary (round trip)
Proof
of accommodation in Thailand
Official
conference invitation letter (provided upon registration)
Letter
of guarantee or sponsorship (if applicable)
Financial
proof (bank statement, income proof, etc.)
Schedule
of stay (conference itinerary)
4.
Visa Application Process
Check
the requirements with the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate in your country.
Prepare
all the required documents, including the official invitation letter from
WMPUBLIC2025.
Submit
your application at the nearest Thai Embassy or Consulate. An appointment may
be required in some countries.
Visa
processing usually takes 5–10 business days. It is best to apply at least 3–4
weeks in advance.
Once
approved, collect your visa and prepare for your trip to Bangkok.
5.
Additional Information
Citizens
of eligible countries can apply for an e-Visa through the official portal.
Visa
on Arrival is available for some nationalities at designated international
airports.
If
you need an invitation letter or supporting documents, please contact us after
completing your registration.
For
country-specific rules, contact the Royal Thai Embassy or Consulate in your
country.