Is there an age limit for applying for a Thailand visa?

Today, with the gradual improvement of material life, many Chinese families want to go out to play, and also want to take the elderly at home to see the vast world. But at the same time, I am also worried about whether the old man's age will affect visa processing. The following is an introduction to you. Is there an age limit for applying for a Thai visa?

To be sure, there is no age limit for applying for a Thai visa. Whether it is an infant or a centenarian, as long as they meet the corresponding conditions, they can apply for a visa.

However, it should be noted that if you go to Thailand for free travel, you do not need to issue a health certificate, but if you are traveling in a group, if you are over 75 years old, you need to be accompanied by a caregiver. There are many things that the elderly need to pay attention to when traveling. If they need wheelchairs at the airport, they can also apply in advance.

Applicants for a Thai visa, no matter how old, can obtain a visa in various forms. They can prepare paper materials, submit materials to the visa center of the embassy or consulate in their respective consular area, and apply for sticker visas. You can also directly sign your passport, cash and other materials and land directly at the Thai airport to apply for a visa on arrival.

In addition to the above two methods, Thai visas also have electronic visas, but unlike online applications in other countries, Thai visa applicants need to submit materials and stickers to the embassy after completing the online application, which is not convenient. Therefore, most people choose the other two visa processing methods after comparison.

For those who travel to Thailand, the validity period of their visas is generally 3 months, and the number of days they can stay in Thailand is generally 30 days. Some applicants can obtain visas for 60 days, but no matter how many days the applicants can stay, they can only enter the country once.