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.
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Travelers' Voices on China Embassy in Thailand
1.
Nov. 6,2009 02:01 Reply
Mr.seth shapiro(usa) said:
hello,
i am currently in china and my visa expires nov. 15
i wanted to get the longest possible stay in china.
can i get a 60 or 90 day stay at a time, 1 year or six month, multiple entry visa for china in bankok or chiangmai? i heard it was possible in chiang mai.
if so, how much would that cost?
thank you so ever very much.
seth e. shapiro
Nov. 6,2009 03:45
Mr.Goddard replied:
if you want to stay in China foe 60 days or 90 days or even longer time, you can find a job in China, and then apply for a China work visa under the help of your employer.
2.
Nov. 5,2009 07:42 Reply
Ms.Jen(America) said:
Hello,
I am a U.S. citizen & currently have a non-B immigrant visa for Thailand that expires November 14. I would like to go to China. What do I need to do? Please advise. Thank you!
Jennifer Bannister
Nov. 5,2009 20:56
Mr.chinavisa(macau) replied:
cheapest way is to fly to macau (air asia) and then get a visa in macau.
3.
Nov. 5,2009 01:03 Reply
Ms.NICKY_BETH(Philippines) said:
Hi there, im visiting thailand after 2 weeks. However, i wanna go back to guangzhou with my boyfriend. Is it possible to get a chinese visa in thailand even if im a philippine passport holder?
Nov. 5,2009 04:34
Mr.Samuel replied:
It's said that filipinos have to apply for Chian visa in Phlippines recently.
4.
Nov. 4,2009 15:11 Reply
Mrs.jackie(Ghana) said:
my name is jackie,i am in bangkok now.can i apply for china visa in bangkok?
what do i need to provide befor i can apply for chinses visa in bangkok?
thanks
Nov. 4,2009 20:48
Ms.Sarah replied:
Do you have Thailand residence permit or valid Thailand visa?
Nov. 4,2009 23:09
Mrs.jackie(ghana) replied:
yes i have valid thai visa.
5.
Nov. 1,2009 22:53 Reply
Mr.Rik(Australia) said:
Hello, I'm Australian and will be going to China for 3 months on a single entry visa. I have to go to Thailand for a conference, so my question is whether I'd be able to apply in Bangkok for another single entry 3 month tourist visa to China? Many thanks.
Nov. 2,2009 04:34
Mr.Helper replied:
Do you have a single entry visa now? If you already have one Chinese visa, you don't need to apply for another single entry visa. Because the new Chinese visa will make your old visa expired, only one Chinese visa is valid.
Nov. 2,2009 05:35
Mr.Rik replied:
Yes, I only have a single entry visa, but after I go from Beijing to Bangkok, I will need another visa or entry to re-enter China. Can I immediately apply for a new single entry visa to re-enter China? Thank you!
Nov. 2,2009 22:08
Mr.Harry replied:
Yes, you can.
6.
Nov. 1,2009 22:05 Reply
Mrs.Sukanya(Thailand) said:
To whom it may concern,
My boss is an Indian guy, he is now working in Bangkok & hold one-year visa and work permit in Thailand.
In January next year, he will fly to Hong Kong to attend MD's meeting for 4 days. Could you please advise if he has to apply for entry visa to Hong Kong???
I checked with our travel agents, some said that he has to but some said that no need to apply. Kindly recommend, please.
Thank you,
Sukanya
Nov. 2,2009 04:42
Mr.Alex Hong (Hong Kong/China) replied:
As far as I know, the Indian passport holders are exempt from a visa to Hong Kong for up to 14 days, so I guess he doesn't need a visa to Hong Kong.
7.
Oct. 30,2009 08:05 Reply
Mr.Rick(Spain) said:
I have a British passport and want to travel to China from Bangkok next month. Is it easy for me to obtain a Chinese visa from Bangkok??
Oct. 30,2009 20:58
Mr.Simon replied:
I'm not sure, all depends on the China embassy there.
8.
Oct. 29,2009 04:14 Reply
Mr.niel(GHANA) said:
i want to know the exact document i will need if i want to visit someone in thailand,im in Ghana and can you please convert the amount of money into cedis for me.i find it hard to convert
thank you
Oct. 29,2009 20:30
Mr.Darren replied:
I think you have to apply for a Thailand visa, but I'm not sure about the details.
9.
Oct. 28,2009 08:56 Reply
Mr.Ian(Spain) said:
Dear Sir / Madame, I am the holder of a Spanish passport and will be visiting Thailand from 26 November, and would like to spend a week in Shenzhen from 2 - 9 December. Will I be able to apply for a tourist visa at the Embassy of China in Bangkok? If so how long will it take to process it? Thanking you, Ian.
Oct. 28,2009 20:22
Mr.Anthony replied:
I think you can. It takes 4 working days.
However, make sure to confirm with the Chian Embassy in Thailand before your trip.
10.
Oct. 26,2009 10:53 Reply
Mr.David(Ghana) said:
hello
i mean using tourist visa to apply for china visa here in bkk, i ask is it a resent development to apply for china visa with tourist visa now. because they embassy stop it before. that is my question.
Oct. 26,2009 20:53
Mr.Oscar replied:
I think you are not able to get a China visa with a Thailand tourist visa.