On this page below you will find all the information you need for your visa application

Step 1:

You will need the following documents.

• A passport photo, in colour with a white background, looking straight into the camera, not smiling and showing no teeth.
• A bank statement showing your balance (minimum € 2500), including your name and address. Search for the function ‘download with and debits’, and download a bank statement of the last four weeks of your online telebanking.

Insurance for the Non-immigrant visa

Because you are married to a Thai or have a Thai child, you do not need a statement from the health insurance company, as other travellers who need special insurance (such as people over 50 and pensioners) do.

• Your passport.
• We need to have the passport physically, so no copy.
• Your passport must still be valid for at least 6½ months after the validity of the visa (ie one and a half year valid if it is an annual visa).
• The passport must have at least two blank facing visa pages.

• One color passport photo.
• Note that these photos are according to the Dutch standard of ‘passport photo’, that is to say, looking forward, white background, do not laugh and do not show teeth.
• Wearing glasses in the photo is not permitted
• Nine times out of ten, the consulate does not accept a photo from your own printer. If you do so, make sure you use gloss paper and there are no stripes visible from the print.
• Do not staple the photo to the application form, but rather use a Pritt stick. If you do not have a Pritt stick, please include your loose photo and we will attach it to the form for you.
• Do not stick the photos with adhesive tape

Other conditions that you must pay extra attention to:

• The photos may not be older than 3 months
• The photos may not be the same as on the passport unless the passport is not older than 3 months
• The photos must have a white background.

• A bank statement with the credits and debts of the past three weeks with a visible deposit of your income.
• It is not allowed to cross out transactions with a black marker, because the consulate literally wants to see all the credits and debits!
• Your name must be on it.
• Your balance must also be at least 600 euros plus for each month that you are going to stay in Thailand.
• So 60 days = 1200 euros!

1. If you visit your Thai spouse in Thailand:

• a copy of the Thai passport and a copy of the marriage certificate (the original is not necessary!)

2. If you have a Thai child and you want to visit the parent and your child in Thailand:

• a copy of the passport of both parents
• a copy of the birth certificate with the names of parents and child
• An invitation letter from Thailand (can be sent to you by e-mail in a PDF format)

3. A personal English letter from you, addressed to the Embassy of Thailand in The Hague, explaining what you are going to do, such as a visit to your Thai child or Thai spouse.

• A booking confirmation of your flight (return ticket)
• The consulate wants to see when you enter the country and go out again
• It may be a booking for a flight, bus, train, boat
• Your name must be mentioned on it
• The consulate must recognize the confirmation as being that it comes from a travel agency or an airline.
• A confirmation of a flight by a customer of your will not be accepted because the consulate will say that anyone can do this. Think of logos, photos or other features that an official confirmation of an airline by mail in general meets
• Our advice, make sure you take out cancellation insurance when purchasing your flight. In the event that you do not receive your visa, you will not suffer any financial