What are the factors that affect Thailand visa issuance?

From October to November every year, it is the peak season for tourism in Thailand. Pattaya, known as Oriental Hawaii, and Phuket, Thailand's largest island, are all very popular attractions, attracting many Chinese tourists. Although Thai visas are easy to process and have a high visa issuance rate, there are still some applicants who are at risk of being rejected by Thailand. The factors that affect Thai visa issuance are usually the following:

1. Applicants frequently enter and leave Thailand in the near future. Many countries will question those who often enter the country, whether their purpose is tourism, and whether they are suspected of working or staying.

2. The applicant has a criminal record before. No matter which country it is, he will be more worried about the person who has a criminal record. He is worried that the applicant will do some acts that endanger public security to the country. This is a very terrible thing.

3. The applicant has overdue in Thailand before. The applicant did not return to China on time after the visa expired. In this case, the applicant is likely to be refused a visa when he enters Thailand next time.

4. The applicant did not bring enough cash or contraband, such as cigarettes, when entering the country. Thailand has implemented a smoking ban on 20 beaches and is not allowed to bring cigarettes into the country, including e-cigarettes.

It can be seen from this that even if the Thai visa issuance rate is high, if the applicant does not follow the relevant regulations, there will be a high probability of being rejected. The applicant must pay attention to avoiding the above problems when applying for a visa in order to get it as much as possible. Visa.