6 Months multiple Entry Tourist Visa for Thailand
With a 6 Months Multiple Entry Thailand Tourist Visa, you can enter and exit Thailand as many times as needed within a six-month period. Each stay allows you to remain in the country for up to 60 days per entry. This visa is perfect for travelers who plan to visit Thailand frequently—for tourism, short business meetings, medical visits, or spending time with friends and family. It offers the flexibility to explore the country at your own pace while accommodating multiple trips without reapplying for a visa.
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How to Apply for 6 Months Multiple Entry Thailand Visa
You can easily apply for the 6 Months Multiple Entry Thailand Tourist Visa online through thailandvisa.ae. This hassle-free process is ideal for frequent travelers who need the flexibility of multiple visits to Thailand within six months.
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Documents Required for 6 Months Multiple Entry Thailand Visa
To apply for a 6-month multiple-entry Thailand visa from Dubai, you need to submit a set of documents. It is important to submit all the documents on the list to ensure that you get a valid visa on time.
You need to submit a visa application form while applying for a tourist visa to Thailand. You need to download the application form, type in your information, and take a printout of the same. A handwritten application form will not be accepted. It is extremely crucial to ensure that your form is completely and correctly filled. Do not make any spelling errors or even factual errors. The information provided on the application form should match the information provided on the supporting documents.
Along with the application form, you need to submit two recent passport-size photographs (not older than 6 months). The photographs should be in color with a white background. The dimensions of the photographs should be 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm.
This is surely the most important travel document you need to fly to any foreign country. If you are applying for a Thailand visa directly at the embassy, you will have to submit your original passport along with a photocopy. Your passport should have a minimum validity of six months from the date of returning from Thailand. It must also have at least one blank page for the visa stamp. You must submit a photocopy of the passport that has details like name, address, passport number, photograph, date of issue, and date of expiry.
A valid residence visa is a must for Thailand multiple-entry visa for UAE residents. The residence visa must have at least three months validity from the date on which you visit Thailand. If you are a citizen of one of the GCC countries and living in the UAE, you need to submit your valid Emirates ID
You must submit a copy of your confirmed return flight ticket. The ticket should reflect an outbound trip from Dubai and a return trip from Thailand before the visa expires. You must also ensure that the PNR number of the ticket can be accessed on the airline system.
If you are staying at a hotel, a confirmation letter written by the hotel must be included in the list of supporting documents. In case you are staying with a family member or friend in Thailand, you will have to submit a guarantor letter stating all the important details like their name, address, telephone number, and their relationship with you. You may have to submit other documents like your guarantor’s passport copy, Thai visa, identity card, Thai work permit, house ownership or rental agreement documents, etc.
If you are an employee, you must submit a No Objection Letter from your employer that states your designation, salary details, joining date, purpose of travel, etc. In case you are self-employed, you will have to submit a self-introduction letter that reflects your business or trade license, monthly income, as well as the passport details of co-owners, investors, and partners.
For a multiple-entry visa, you will have to submit your bank statements for the last six months. Your account should have a minimum balance of AED 25,000 (per person) or AED 45,000 (for a family of 4).