Thailand tourist visa

For holidays longer than the 30 visa-free days: up to 60 days in Thailand on a single-entry tourist visa (TR), or several trips within six months on a multiple-entry tourist visa (METV).

Stay: 60 days
Extension: +30 days
Validity: 3 months (TR)
Consular fee: SEK 370

Who it’s for

Holidays of 1–3 months — a winter in Phuket, Koh Samui or Chiang Mai
Travellers for whom 30 visa-free days are not enough
Several trips within six months (METV)
Combining Thailand with neighbouring countries and coming back

Documents you need

Passport valid for at least 6 months — scan of the photo page (up to 3 MB)
Biometric photo (JPG, no glasses, neutral expression)
Latvian ID card or residence permit
Flight booking to Thailand and back
Accommodation booking or address in Thailand
Recent bank statement showing sufficient funds
Employer details or other proof of occupation

Good to know

The 60 days start on the day you enter Thailand, not the day the visa is issued. You must enter while the visa is valid (3 months for a TR).

An extension of up to 30 days can be requested at an immigration office in Thailand (fee 1,900 THB). It is at the officer’s discretion.

If you want to combine a long stay with remote work, the DTV visa is the better fit.

How we help

1
Free consultation
Tell us your plans — we tell you which visa fits and what it takes.
2
Document check
Send your scans and photo — we check every detail against the embassy’s requirements.
3
Application filed
We complete and submit your e-Visa application and track it until a decision.
4
e-Visa by email
Print it, complete the TDAC before you fly, and you’re set.

FAQ

Tourist visa or 30 days visa-free?

If your trip is purely a holiday of 30 days or less, you don’t need a visa. For anything longer, a tourist visa gives you 60 days plus a possible 30-day extension — around three months in total.

What is the difference between TR and METV?

A TR is single entry: one trip of up to 60 days, valid for 3 months. A METV is valid for 6 months and allows multiple entries of up to 60 days each — handy if you hop to neighbouring countries and come back. The METV has stricter financial requirements.

Can I extend my tourist visa in Thailand?

Yes, once, by up to 30 days at a local immigration office, for a fee of 1,900 THB. The extension is at the officer’s discretion.