Important Information on Visa Application

2. Copy of flight booking entering Thailand on the same date as ASQ reservation.
(please be advised that commercial passenger flights into Thailand have been suspended until further notice, please check latest with airlines)

3. Copy of health insurance policy in English worth at least 100,000 USD covering all expenditures of medical treatment per applicant, including “COVID-19”.

4. Copy of completed Declaration Form.
(http://www.thaiembassyjakarta.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/DeclarationFormAugust.pdf)

5. Completed Visa Application Form (if not already obtained a valid visa) and related documents. (http://www.thaiembassyjakarta.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/visa-form.pdf)
(Certificate of Residence Category must already hold a valid Re-Entry Permit)

6. Copy of the applicant’s passport. (valid for at least six months from the expected date of arrival in Thailand)

– Copy of marriage certificate (for spouse), birth certificate (for child),  or birth certificate of Thai national (for parents)

– Copy of the Thai national’s passport

– Copy of certificate of residence in Thailand
– Copy of valid re-entry permit

– Copy of work permit or letter of permission to work in Thailand issued by one of the relevant Thai government agencies
– Copy of marriage certificate (for spouse) or birth certificate (for child)

– Copy of document confirming student status or admission of the student

– Copy of certified letter issued by the relevant government agencies regulating such educational institutions (except for international schools and higher educational institutions)

– Copy of birth certificate of the student applicant (for parents) or document proving relations (for guardian)

– Copy of letter from referring hospital in Indonesia indicating the necessity for medical treatment in Thailand.

– Copy of letter from hospital in Thailand indicating the acceptance, medical necessity, duration, and full costs of treatment.

– Copy of letter from hospital in Thailand confirming the admission of the patient and accompanying persons, as well as arrangement of transportation and quarantine at the hospital for a period of at least 14 days according to national quarantine guidelines.

– Financial evidence of sufficient funds to pay for medical expenses and stay in Thailand, such as bank statement

– Proof of relationship with the patient (for immediate family members)

3. The Embassy will contact applicants with complete documents and valid visa to obtain a “Certificate of Entry”. The Embassy will contact applicants with complete documents but without a valid visa, to apply for an appropriate visa at the Embassy by appointment, before obtaining a “Certificate of Entry”.

(The Certificate of Entry will state the Name/Nationality/Passport Number/Flight date/Flight Number/ASQ Hotel)

4. Once applicants receive a Certificate of Entry, applicants will be required to obtain (1) a medical certificate with laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected, using RT-PCR test, issued no more than 72 hours before the date of travel and (2) a Fit to Fly Health Certificate issued no more than 72 hours before the date of travel. (Applicants who have positive RT-PCR result will not be allowed to travel)

5. Documents to present at airline’s check-in counter and upon arrival in Thailand : the approved applicants are required to present (1) Certificate of Entry (2) Declaration Form (3) Fit to Fly Health Certificate and COVID-19-free Medical Certificate with laboratory result issued no more than 72 hours before departure and (4) Health Insurance Policy.

6. Upon entry into the Kingdom of Thailand : non-Thai nationals will be subjected to a 14-day state quarantine at a government-designated Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) facility at their own expenses, and obliged to comply with the government’s disease prevention measures.