Will Thailand's visa on arrival be refused?

Landing visas are popular because of their convenience and fast time. Usually, landing visas are processed by applicants who board the plane first and then queue up when entering the country, and the refusal rate is very low. Therefore, many people think that they only need to bring a passport to enter the country, but this is not the case. Will applications for landing visas in Thailand be rejected?

Thailand's visa on arrival may be rejected for the following reasons:

1. Insufficient materials

To apply for a visa on arrival, you need not only a passport, but also photos, ID cards and other documents. You also need to provide a round-trip air ticket reservation form and a hotel reservation form. If the applicant does not prepare the required Thai visa materials, the customs has the right to refuse the applicant's entry.

The purpose of entry is not simple.

Entry into Thailand also needs to bring a specified amount of cash, and the applicant has no overdue record or is blacklisted, otherwise the customs has reason to doubt the purpose of the applicant's entry, and then refuse the applicant's entry, because the purpose of Thailand's visa on arrival is to develop domestic tourism. If the applicant cannot prove that he has a certain economic ability to pay, it is possible to be refused.

3. Carrying items that do not conform to the regulations

Thailand has relevant regulations on the items carried by passengers entering the country. There are strict regulations on items. Applicants cannot bring prohibited items when entering the country, otherwise the customs can refuse the applicant to enter the country.

In short, there is a certain refusal rate for landing visas in Thailand, and it is not 100% entry. Therefore, when an applicant wants to enter the country with a landing visa, it is best to understand clearly before handling it, prepare the corresponding materials and then enter the country to apply for a landing visa, so as not to be refused.