Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Kingdom of Thailand

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 

 Consular Districts of Chinese Consulates in Thailand

Consulate General Consular Jurisdiction
Consulate General of China in Chiang Mai Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Lamphun, Nan, Uttaradit, Tak, Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Phayao, Maehongson
Consulate General of China in Songkhla Chumphon, Ranong, Surat thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phangnga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang, Phat thalung, Songkhla, Satun, Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat


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.

 Related China Embassies in Asia: Embassy of China in Timor-Leste
                                                           Embassy of China in Turkey
                                                           Embassy of China In Turkmenistan
                                                           Embassy of China in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Thailand

1.

Feb. 9,2010 04:58 Reply

Ms.Lilian(China) said:

The Visa Section of the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok will close to the public on February 15-19th (Monday-Friday), 2010 for the Chinese New Year.

2.

Feb. 9,2010 00:11 Reply

Mr.Nick(Korea) said:

When will you have Chineses new year Holiday? I think it is Big Off time.

Feb. 9,2010 03:52
Mr.Charles replied:

The Visa Section of the Chinese Embassy in Bangkok will close to the public on February 15-19th, 2010 for the Chinese New Year.

3.

Feb. 8,2010 20:10 Reply

Mr.jo(usa) said:

I am a US Citizen living in Thailand and wanting to visit China in April, if I apply for tourist visa in Bangkok at your embassy how long will it take to have passport returned?

Feb. 9,2010 03:50
Mr.Charles replied:

It takes 4 working days for visa processing, for example, you submit visa application on Monday, you can pick up your Chinese visa and passport on Thursday.

4.

Feb. 8,2010 20:08 Reply

Mr.GUYJOEONTARIO(Canada) said:

How do I know if a round trip ticket is necessary for me and my Thai travelling companion. We intend to stay a week in China sometime in the next month is possible, but are somewhat confused about the necessity of a round trip ticket. Also, do we need hotel reservations in advance of our arrival? Thank you. Joseph G. Millisor

Feb. 9,2010 03:48
Mr.Charles replied:

Mr.GUYJOEONTARIO, the requirements for tourist visa are different according to the nationality, such as, USA citizens don't need to provide the hotel reservation or return flight ticket for tourist visa application, however, for applications of some countries, they are necessary. I guess that Canadians don't need to provide the hotel reservation or return flight ticket, however, your Thai companion need to provide the two documents.

5.

Feb. 7,2010 00:38 Reply

Mr.Gary(USA) said:

We are from the U.S., but currently living in Thailand. My family and I plan to go to China to visit friends. However, my 7 month son's thai visa will expire before we apply for our Chinese visa. Can we still get a Chinese tourist visa even thought my son's thai visa will have expired?

Feb. 8,2010 21:41
Mr.Norman replied:

You can't get a Chinese tourist visa if your son's thai visa expires when you apply for Chinese visa.

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