Standard
$77–89
Our review within 24 hours
Fee splitTH
Government fee (est.)$28–40
VisaPass service$49
Total$77–89
Gov fee: estimated, confirmed before submission
Destinations / Thailand tourist
🇹🇭 Thailand tourist eVisa
Thailand tourist eVisa (single entry, up to 60 days). From $77 total — government fee $28–40 (est.) + VisaPass service $49.
3 visa types for Thailand
Choose the visa type that matches your trip. Each type has its own requirements, fee and price.
Tourist eVisa · single entryTouristSingle entry · Up to 60 days (+30 extension)Valid: Single entry, valid 3 months from issue; stay up to 60 days (one 30-day extension possible at Thai immigration).Gov processing: several business days, embassy-dependent; apply at least 30 days before travelGov fee $28–40 est. · from $77Tourist · multiple entry (METV)TouristMultiple entry · Up to 60 days per entryValid: Valid 6 months, multiple entry; up to 60 days per entryGov processing: several business days, embassy-dependent; apply at least 30 days before travelGov fee $155–200 est. · from $224Destination Thailand Visa (DTV)OtherMultiple entry · 180 days per entry (+180 extension)Valid: 5 years, multiple entryGov processing: ~10–15 working days (est.)Gov fee $320 est. · from $399
See if you’re eligible, whether we can file it, and your exact fee split.
Rush
$107–119
Priority review within 6 hours
Fee splitTH
Government fee (est.)$28–40
VisaPass service$79
Total$107–119
Gov fee: estimated, confirmed before submission
Super Rush
$137–149
Top-of-queue review within 1 hour + dedicated chat
Fee splitTH
Government fee (est.)$28–40
VisaPass service$109
Total$137–149
Gov fee: estimated, confirmed before submission
Good to know
The official fee is THB 1,000 per single entry (Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs). Thai missions in the US publish it as US$40 (Washington DC and Los Angeles). The embassy you apply through sets the amount and currency. Each embassy also publishes its own document rules; we check them before filing. This is the paid tourist visa, not the free TDAC arrival card.
VisaPass files this for 195 passports; use the checker above for yours. VisaPass is an assistance service: we help you complete and file the application, the government decides, and we cannot guarantee approval or timing.
Processing times shown are estimates. Rush / Super Rush only prioritize VisaPass review and submission. Government authorities set their own timelines and make the final approval decision. VisaPass cannot guarantee approval or a specific issue date.
Documents you’ll need
- Passport bio page (valid 6+ months)
- Photo taken within the last 6 months
- Proof of current location / residence (e.g. valid visa, utility or bank statement)
- Flight itinerary into and out of Thailand
- Proof of accommodation in Thailand
- Bank statements for the last 3 months (financial evidence of at least THB 20,000 per person)
At a glance
Visa typeTourist eVisa · single entry
EntriesSingle
StayUp to 60 days (+30 extension)
ValiditySingle entry, valid 3 months from issue; stay up to 60 days (one 30-day extension possible at Thai immigration).
Official feeTHB 1,000 per entry (Thai missions in the US list USD 40); set by the embassy you apply through
Processingseveral business days, embassy-dependent; apply at least 30 days before travel
Official sourceThailand e-Visa (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, official)
FAQ
Thailand tourist questions
Is VisaPass the official Thailand tourist eVisa website?
No. VisaPass is a private company, not a government agency. The official portal is Thailand e-Visa (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, official) (https://www.thaievisa.go.th/), where you can apply directly and pay only the government fee.
How much does the Thailand tourist eVisa (single entry, up to 60 days) cost with VisaPass?
Estimated government fee $28–40 (THB 1,000 per entry (Thai missions in the US list USD 40); set by the embassy you apply through) (passed through at cost) plus a $49 Standard service fee. Rush adds $30 and Super Rush adds $60; these speed up our review only.
What is the official fee?
The official fee is THB 1,000 per single entry (Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs). Thai missions in the US publish it as US$40 (Washington DC and Los Angeles). The embassy you apply through sets the amount and currency. Each embassy also publishes its own document rules; we check them before filing. This is the paid tourist visa, not the free TDAC arrival card.
How long does it take?
Government: several business days, embassy-dependent; apply at least 30 days before travel. Times are estimates and not guarantees; the government makes the final decision.
Which passports are eligible?
Use the checker on this page: eligibility depends on your nationality. VisaPass files this for 195 passports; use the checker above for yours. A specialist re-checks the rule on the official portal before anything is filed.
VisaPass is a private company and is not a government agency, embassy, or consulate. You may apply directly through the official government portal at no extra service fee. Official portal: Thailand e-Visa (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, official).