Important Information on Certificate of Entry (COE) and Visa Application

1.3 Copy of Health Insurance policy in English covering healthcare and treatment expenses for COVID-19  per applicant for the whole duration in Thailand, with coverage clearly identified as no less than $100,000 USD
(Use current insurance or purchase at https://covid19.tgia.org)

1.4 Completed Visa Application Form (if needed). Additional Requirements for Non-Indonesian Applicants (http://www.thaiembassyjakarta.com/en/consular-services/additional-requirements-for-non-indonesian-applicants/). Applicants or representative can bring visa application documents to the Royal Thai Embassy in Jakarta (visa application is not available at the Royal Thai Honorary Consulate in Denpasar/Surabaya/Medan).

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

2.2 For Non-Thai nationals who have certificate of residence or have been permitted to take up residency in Thailand, including their spouses or children (must already hold a valid re-entry permit)
– Copy of certificate of residence in Thailand
– Copy of valid re-entry permit

2.3 For Non-Thai nationals who are spouses, parents, or children of Thai nationals (Non-O visa)
– 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

2.4 For Non-Thai nationals who have work permits or have been granted permission for full-time work in Thailand (Non-IB, Non-B visa) or volunteers (Non-O visa), including spouses or children of full-time workers (Non-O visa)
– Copy of work permit or letter of permission to work in Thailand issued by relevant Thai government agencies, or letter from Thai organization indicating purpose of volunteer.
– Copy of marriage certificate (for spouse) or birth certificate (for child)

2.5 For Non-Thai nationals entering Thailand to conduct business meeting, or have invested at least THB 3,000,000 (Non-B visa single entry)
– Copy of applicant’s personal bank statement showing at least THB 500,000 or equivalent in other currencies for the past six months
– Copy of invitation letter from Thai company for business meeting, with proof that the Thai company have registered capital of at least THB 2,000,000 OR Proof of ownership and payment for an apartment/condominium with value of at least THB 3,000,000 OR Proof of a savings account or government bond purchase with value of at least THB 3,000,000

2.6 For Non-Thai nationals who are full-time students of educational establishments in Thailand approved by Thai authorities or on exchange/internship (Non-ED visa), including parents or guardians of full-time students (Non-O visa)
– Copy of document confirming student status or admission/internship/exchange of the student in Thailand
– Copy of certified letter issued by relevant government agencies for full-time students such educational institutions (including universities) (except for international schools and higher educational institutions)
– Copy of birth certificate of the student applicant (for parents) or document proving relations (for guardian)

2.7 For Non-Thai nationals at least 50 years of age entering Thailand as retirees (Non-O visa single entry)
– Health insurance policy covering the entire intended period of stay in Thailand with Outpatient benefit coverage insured not less than THB 40,000 and Inpatient benefit coverage insured not less than THB 400,000 or equivalent in other currencies.
– Bank Statement showing at least THB 800,000 or equivalent in other currencies.

2.8 For Non-Thai nationals who apply for Non-Immigrant Visa “O-A visa” or “O-X visa” (long stay)
– Copy of valid Non-Immigrant Visa O-A or O-X, or new application for the said visa

2.9 Special Tourist Visa for Indonesians or foreign citizens with permanent residence in Indonesia (STV visa single entry valid for 90 days, extendable twice in Thailand)
– Passport validity not less than 12 months
– Permanent Resident Permit (KITAP) in Indonesia
– Police Record verifying that the applicant has no criminal record in Indonesia (issued no more than 3 months prior)
– Medical Certificate issued by local competent authority certifying that the applicant has no prohibited diseases as indicated in the Ministerial Regulation No. 14 (B.E. 2535) (the certificate must be issued no more than 3 months prior) (http://www.thaiembassyjakarta.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/medical-certificate.pdf)
– Health insurance policy covering the entire intended period of stay in Thailand with Outpatient benefit coverage insured not less than THB 40,000 and Inpatient benefit coverage insured not less than THB 400,000 or equivalent in other currencies. (Further information at http://longstay.tgia.org)
– Evidence of accommodation for the whole duration of stay in Thailand after quarantine period:
– Proof of fully-paid hotel or accommodation (issued by legitimate entrepreneur with tax identification number), or
– Proof of condominium ownership in Thailand, or
– Proof of condominium lease contract with a copy of owner’s ID card, signed by the owner and proof of payment, or
– Proof of purchase/hire purchase of condominium in Thailand which shows that not less than 25% of the full amount has been paid.
– Applicant’s spouse and children (under 20 years old) are eligible to travel together and must show a copy of marriage certificate/birth certificate

2.10 For Non-Thai nationals in need of medical treatment in Thailand, except for treatment of COVID-19, including their accompanying persons (not exceeding 3 immediate family members as accompanying people) (Non-O visa)
Applicants directly contact the Thai hospital to obtain approval from the Ministry of Public Health, and the following documents to submit to the Embassy :
– Copy of Confirmation letter, stamped by the Thai Ministry of Public Health
– Copy of Affidavit of support letter, stamped by the Thai Ministry of Public Health (in the case of accompanying people)
– Financial evidence of sufficient funds to pay for medical expenses and stay in Thailand, such as bank statement and medical insurance