If you carry a Thai visa, you will definitely be able to enter the country.

Chinese citizens to Thailand, can obtain a visa through a variety of ways, it can be said that the visa application is not difficult. However, all those who have obtained a Thai visa should also pay attention to one thing, that is, can they definitely enter the country with a Thai visa?

The answer is no. No matter which country you go to, the person who gets the visa will not necessarily enter the country smoothly. Because they also need to go through the customs link, and the customs of all countries have the right to refuse entry to the holder. Similarly, Thai Customs may also refuse entry to the holder if the holder does not comply with the relevant Thai Customs regulations.

Every year, many people holding Thai visas are refused entry. Generally speaking, people who are refused entry by Thai customs generally have the following characteristics:

1. The purpose of travel does not match.For those who go to Thailand, if they hold a business visa, but when they fill out the entry card, they are shown as tourists. In this way, the Thai customs will consider that the purpose of the trip is not clear and will be refused entry directly.

2. Carry items prohibited by Thai customs.The customs of any country has some items that are prohibited from being carried. The entry personnel must be familiar with the relevant contents. Once the prohibited items are carried, the customs will definitely refuse the holder to enter the country. In addition, carrying too many items, especially the same items, may require customs duties, and may also cause suspicion at the customs and be refused entry.

3. There are not enough blank pages in the passport.When applying for a visa, applicants will be told that there should be two blank pages in their passports. However, when entering the country, some applicants' passports are found to have insufficient blank pages and will directly refuse entry where there is no stamp.

4. Insufficient visa validity.If the Thai visa obtained by the holder is valid for 90 days and can stay for 30 days, but has not traveled, if the visa is valid for less than 30 days at the time of entry, in order to avoid detention, it is also possible to be refused entry.