Ambassador: Mr. Guan Mu
Address: 57, Ratchadapisake Road, Bangkok, 10310, Thailand
Tel: +66-2-2450088
Email: chinaemb_th@mfa.gov.cn
Website: http://th.chineseembassy.org/eng/
Consular Office
Tel: +66-81-8214771, 9840658 (24-hour telephone)
+66-2-2457033, 2457036 (for Passport & Visa)
+66-2-2450088 ext 2218 (for Overseas Chinese Affairs)
+66-2-2450088 ext 2222 (for Consular Protection)
Fax: +66-2-2472214
Office Hours: 09:00-11:30, Monday-Friday (except holidays)
Consular Districts: Except for the consular districts of Chinese consulates in Chiangmai, Songkhla The information of all sections of Chinese embassy in Thailand
| Sections | Information |
| Reception Office | Tel: +66-2-2457043, 2457044 |
| Political & Press Office | Chief: Yao Wen Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 3403 Fax: +66-2-2485895 |
| Administrative Office | Chief: Counselor Chen Dehai Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 3204, 3208 Fax: +66-2-2468247 |
| Defense Attaché Office | Chief: Major General An Zuoshan Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 2208,2206 Fax: +66-2-2485897 |
| Economic & Commercial Office | Chief: Xuan Guoxing Tel: +66-2-2474506 (for Trade & Contracting Projects) +66-2-2472746 (for Exhibition & Services) +66-2-2457038 (for Investment & Enterprise Management) Fax: +66-2-2472123 |
| Cultural Office | Chief: Counselor Qin Yusen Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 2306, 2307 Fax: +66-2-2488085 |
| Office in Charge of Asian & Pacific Region | Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 2201, 2202 Fax: +66-2-2485898 |
| Educational Office | Chief: Pang Li Tel: +66-2-2478518 Fax: +66-2-2478957 |
| Science & Technology Office | Chief: Mao Guoqing Tel: +66-2-2450088 ext. 3201 Fax: +66-2-2457048 |
The required documents for applying Tourist/Family Visit Visa (L Visa)
1. The original Passport with blank visa pages and at least 6-month validity.
2. One properly completed Visa Application Form. American citizens are required to fill in two Visa Application Forms.
3. One recent passport photo attached on the Visa Application Form. American citizens need to offer two photos.
4. If necessary, applicants are required to offer the Round-trip Airline Ticket, Traveler's Check or the Bank Deposit Certificate. Notes:
1. Thai Citizens holding valid passports are exempt from Hong Kong Visa/Entry Permit if they enter Hong Kong for sightseeing, visiting relatives, business or taking part in conferences and they stay in Hong Kong for not more than 30 days.
2. Thai Citizens are exempt from Macao Visa/Entry Permit. Visa Fees
1. Regular Visa Fee per Person
| Visa Types | Thai Citizens | American Citizens | Citizens of Other Countries |
| Single-Entry Visa | THB 1,000 | THB 3,450 | THB 1,100 |
| Double-Entry Visa | THB 2,000 | THB 3,450 | THB 1,650 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 6-month Validity | THB 3,000 | THB 3,450 | THB 2,200 |
| Multi-Entry Visa with 12-month Validity | THB 4,500 | THB 3,450 | THB 3,300 |
2. Expedited Service Fee per Person
The regular processing time of a visa is 4 working days. For urgent cases, the expedited service is available. Moreover, additional fees will be paid as following:
| 1 working day processing | THB 1,200 |
| 2-3 working days processing | THB 800 |
Please contact Embassy of Thailand in China if Thais are in troubles there.
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Thailand
1.
Jul. 3,2009 02:02 Reply
Ms.Mariana(Argentina) said:
Hi,I'm holding the Argentinian passport and I'd like to get the Chinese working visa. Can I do it at Chinese Embassy in Bangkok? What are their requirements? Thank you very much in advance for the reply.
2.
Jul. 1,2009 21:47 Reply
Mrs.Sohpit(Thailand) said:
i have a friend coming from Europe but she is a US citizen arriving in Bangkok on 7th July and plan to go to China on 12th. Is it okay that she can get a visa within one day. could you suggest me. Thanks.
Jul. 1,2009 22:12
Mr.Mike replied:
I'm afraid not, she can get the visa the day after she submits the application even if she uses the rush service.
3.
Jul. 1,2009 20:31 Reply
Mrs.Rosy(China) said:
Thank you Mr. Thomas for the response.I wish to inquire further the kind of documents i will need for the visa application.Is it different from the requirements in the website.
Jul. 1,2009 21:20
Mr.Thomas replied:
As for the requirements, it the same with the info. on the official website of the Chinese embassy in Thailand: http://th.chineseembassy.org/eng/
4.
Jul. 1,2009 09:15 Reply
Mrs.Nan(Thai) said:
I am Thai people and i would like go to Hongkong Do I need Visa or not? and need come to embassy?
Jul. 1,2009 20:31
Mr.Victor replied:
If you will just stay in Hk for less than 30 days, you don't need a visa.
5.
Jun. 30,2009 10:15 Reply
Mr.Baggins(Thailand) said:
Hi, I have a Thai work permit. I am a UK citizen, is it possible for me to apply for a Chinese (Z) work permit here in Bangkok, Thailand?
If so, what requirements/documents would I need?
Thank you.
Jun. 30,2009 22:06
Mr.Timothy replied:
In priciple, you have to apply for your China work visa in your home country. But you may have a try in
Thailand.
The required documents are:
a The original passport with a validity more than six months and enough blank visa pages;
b One copy of completed visa application form in Chinese or English (two copies for US citizens), attached with one of the applicant's recent colorful front pictures of upper body (30mm X 40mm)
c. A visa notice or cable from an authorized Chinese organization and "Employment Permit for Foreigners in the People's Republic of China" issued by the Labor Ministry.
6.
Jun. 30,2009 06:49 Reply
Mr.Djulz(France) said:
Dear Sir,
I would like to apply for a single entry one month visa for tourism. I have all the required documents but I still have two simple questions but very important for my application:
1/ Can somebody else apply and collect my passeport for me ? Should I write a letter or something else ?
2/ I have two left pages in my passport (which is ok for the requirement), but one is left in the middle and one is at the very end of the passport. Would it be a problem if these two pages are not consecutive ?
Thank you.
Jun. 30,2009 21:59
Mr.Tiffany replied:
1 you can go to apply for and pick up the visa in person, or you can also entrust a freind or a trave/visa agent to do that for you.
2 The important thing about your visa is it must be with at least 6 months validity, it may not matter too much that the two blank pages are not consecutive.
7.
Jun. 30,2009 05:07 Reply
Mrs.Rosy(China) said:
I Cameroon by Nationality and presently in china for research and i am holding
the F visa.My passport has just one entry and i am going to Thailand as a tourist,i already have Thai visa but my problem is how do i return back to china with just one entry.Can somebody tell me what to do?
Jun. 30,2009 21:52
Mr.Thomas replied:
You can apply for a new visa to China from the Chinese embassy in Thailand.
8.
Jun. 27,2009 03:19 Reply
Mr.Cyrille(France) said:
Hello I am a French citizen in Bangkok, I would like to apply for a tourist visa on monday (29th of June) with a one day processing time.
Do I need to provide a flight ticket to China? Will I get the visa on 30th of June for sure?
Jun. 27,2009 04:34
Mr.Oscar replied:
Yes, your air ticket to China is necessary when applying for the visa. If you submit your application on June 29 and use rush service, you can get the visa on June 30.
Jun. 27,2009 05:16
Mr.Cyrille(French) replied:
thank you very much!
I will most likely buy the flight on the internet. Is a printed copy of the confirmation from the airline enough?
Jun. 28,2009 00:40
Mr.Oscar replied:
The fax version of the confirmation will be okay for your application.
Jun. 28,2009 23:19
Mr.Cyrille(France) replied:
I'm a bit confused, do I also need "Traveler's Check or the Bank Deposit Certificate" ?
Thank you!
Jun. 29,2009 01:19
Mr.Lucifer(Hong Kong) replied:
Either Traveler's check or the Bank Deposit Certificate is fine since either of them can function as your financial proof.
Jun. 29,2009 02:15
Mr.Cyrille(France) replied:
oh and I have just seen that Bangkok embassy did not deliver visas to French citizen a few months ago, is it still true?
I tried to contact them without success :(
Jun. 29,2009 20:04
Mr.Lucifer(Hongkong) replied:
I haven't heard of that, the embassy didn't give that notice. Try to contact the embassy agian, hereunder is the phone nuber of the embassy for your reference.
66-2-2457033, 2457036 (for Passport & Visa)
9.
Jun. 29,2009 01:48 Reply
Mr.Sompop Ubol(Thailand) said:
Can I get the application of Visa on internet. Or send to my inbox at popubol@yahoo.com
Thanks
Jun. 29,2009 02:40
Mr.Traveller replied:
Mr Sompop, You wanna get the online version of application form? Here is a link:
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/embassy/pdf/visa-application.pdf
10.
Jun. 28,2009 10:31 Reply
Mr.esposito(italy) said:
Hi, I'm Italian planing to visit china, first stop will bangkok where I will ask for the chinese visa than I will fly to hong kong where, after five days I wil enter in China.The question is witch is the best place to apply the visa Bangkok or Honk kong ,I dont will have a direct fly to china because I will enter by train as I dont will have a Fly ticket to leave china because I will exit on land by bus at the vietnam border can I will have problems for this?
thanks
Jun. 29,2009 01:23
Mr.Hugh replied:
Generally, if you don't have the air tickets, there are problems for you to get Chinese visa. You may provide your detailed travel itinerary (stating the detailed means of transportation during your trip). The visa officers may grant you a visa.