After immigrating to Thailand, everyone needs to prepare for entry-related matters, the most important of which is to fill in the entry card and provide homework. 202 1 how to fill in the immigration card for Thailand?

Entry card filling

Matters needing attention before filling in the card

1. Name: fill in Pinyin, and pay attention to the consistency with the passport;

2. Nationality: China; , of course;

3. Gender: Just draw a cross in the small square in front, male is male and female is female;

4. Passport number: just fill in according to the first page of the passport, which should generally be the number starting with the letter G;

5. Visa number: Turn your passport to the page with a Thai visa, and the number after the visa number is the visa number;

6. Date of birth: pay attention to the order, and the date/month/year should be consistent with the passport;

7. Accommodation address in Thailand: Just fill in the name of the hotel where you stayed in Phuket and write it in English;

8. Inbound flight number: just look at the ticket, such as Shanghai Airlines FM 831;

9. Signature: Write your name in Chinese.

Fill in the notes on the back of the card.

1. occupation: you can write casually, just in English;

2. City and region of residence;

3. Country: China; ;

4. Last stop city: from which city (such as Shenzhen, written in English);

5. Next stop city: which city to arrive in (such as Bangkok, written in English).

General preventive measures

There is also an exit card on the entry card. Write it down together. The contents to be filled in are basically filled in on the exit card. Just change the inbound flight number to the outbound flight number. After getting off the plane, go to the arrival hall, queue up at the arrival counter for customs clearance, give your passport and entry card to the entry officer, check the information, then get the entry card, nail the departure card to your passport and return it to you. Take good care of it.

Entrance description

The entry procedures in Thailand are very simple. You must show your passport and the visa you obtained in advance. You also need to show all the arrival and return cards. These cartoons often return on inbound flights. After disembarking, walk through the boarding bridge, covered bridge and waiting corridor (if you are a transit passenger, go upstairs to go through the formalities here). The first step is to go to the entry-exit counter, hand in your passport, fill in the entry-exit registration form and accept the inspection. After checking your passport and visa, the immigration officer will stamp an entry stamp on your passport, which will indicate the time you are allowed to stay in Thailand. The exit form will be nailed on the inside page of your passport, which is very important. You must not lose it, or you will have trouble when you leave the country.

Before the plane will arrive in Bangkok, Thailand, the flight attendant will give you a Thai entry card, take out your passport and fill in the relevant information carefully. Write well. Don't be careless

Application form for visa on arrival

If you can't fill it out, you can ask the staff. They can speak Chinese. Fill in and paste the photos, then go inside and queue up in the processing hall. You can also pay 200 baht to enter the VIP fast track without queuing. Give the application form, passport, air ticket and 2000 baht to the staff, wait for the number, and get the visa when the number is called.

After you get your visa, you can queue up at the customs to leave the airport. Landing visa may be randomly selected by the policy, and must bring more than 5,000 yuan in cash into the country, otherwise it will be repatriated directly. Many people ask why you want to check cash, in order to prove that you have spending power after you arrive in Thailand.

Entry and exit requirements

Documents required to enter Thailand

Passport, customs declaration form and entry-exit card (the original copy will be collected when entering the country, and the duplicate copy will be collected when leaving the country). The customs declaration form and entry-exit card should be filled in English with names in capital letters.

Entry formalities in Thailand

Put the entry and exit card in your passport, the Immigration Bureau will go through the customs formalities, take out the checked baggage in the terminal, and then take the customs declaration form to the customs inspection office for inspection, then go out of the customs and enter the welcome hall. Duty-free items that tourists can bring into the country include 200 cigarettes and alcohol 1 kg.

Thailand exit procedures

The Immigration Bureau of Thailand took the exit card, went through the exit formalities and stamped the exit stamp on the passport. The airport fee is 500 baht, which requires security check. Thailand is not allowed to take foreign currency exceeding US$ 2,000 or 50,000 baht out of the country. Thailand has strict entry and exit regulations. Visitors to Thailand for short-term sightseeing must hold visas issued by the Thai Embassy, of which non-immigrant visas are valid for 90 days and tourist visas are valid for 60 days. During sightseeing in Thailand, you must be inspected by the Immigration Bureau at any time. If the visa period is exceeded, a fine of 100 baht will be imposed for each additional day. Visitors can apply for visa extension at the embassy, and the handling fee is 500 baht.