Tourist visa

Tourist Visa with a single entry (TR)

From 22 November 2021 onwards, Belgian and Luxembourgish residents wishing to request a Thai visa must apply for their visa only via the E-Visa system: https://www.thaievisa.go.th/

Belgian/Luxembourg passport holders who wish to visit Thailand for tourism purposes can enter Thailand without a visa and stay for up to 30 days per each entry **Excluding holders of travel documents**.

Belgian/Luxembourg passport holders, who wish to stay longer than 30 days, should apply for a tourist Visa  BEFORE leaving for Thailand.

1. Single Entry Tourist Visa, valid for a 3-month period, for a stay of up to 60 days per entry (with the possibility to extend for another 30 days at the Immigration offices in Thailand).
2. A passport that is still valid for at least 6 months.
3. Applicant’s identity photo, taken within the last 6 months.
4. Declaration form (Download here)
5. Belgian/Luxembourg identity card (or resident card in Belgium/Luxembourg).
6. Travel booking confirmation.

• • The reservation of flight tickets in and out of Thailand

7. Proof of accommodation in Thailand.

• • A confirmed hotel reservation (confirmation for at least half of your stay !) OR
  • An invitation letter from a person in Thailand with a full address and the host’s identity card + House Registration ( Tabian Baan) or Rental contract/Lease agreement (all of which must be “Certified True Copy”, signed, and dated).

8. Financial evidence e.g. bank statement or sponsorship letter.

• Last 3-month bank statement with a minimum balance of 700 Euros (Single Entry Tourist Visa) *must expressly mention name and date (not older than 14 days before the application date) OR
• Sponsorship letter, sponsor’s ID card, and sponsor’s bank statement. *Sponsor must be an immediate family member (legal parents, legal children, and legal spouse) ONLY**
• ***If you are unemployed: a proof of income/earnings (document from unemployment benefit, pension, or copy of your latest bank statement, etc.)

10. Passport page(s) which contain international travel records for the past 12 months.
11. Picture of the applicant holding and showing the info page of the applicant’s passport ( to identify if the applicant’s face is the same person as the passport holder)
12. Residence permit in a country where the visa application is submitted: A resident certificate, and bills that expressly mention name-surname and address.
13. Applicants may upload a Belgian/Luxemburgish ID card.

Applicants less than 18 years old are required to submit the following documents in addition to the above (PER person):

1. The identity card/passport of BOTH parents
2. The birth certificate
3. The parent who is not traveling with the minor must write a letter of consent for the child to travel
4. Sponsorship letter (A letter indicating that the parents will cover the expenses in Thailand.)

Consular officers reserve the right to request additional documents as deemed necessary.