Nigerians visiting Thailand can now apply for visas electronically.

The Royal Thai embassy in Abuja set the applications’ start date at January 1 after announcing they were no longer accepting physical applications.

The policy also applies to citizens of Ghana, Cameroon, Benin Republic, Central African Republic, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, São Tomé and Príncipe, and Chad.

In a statement, the embassy said all applicants must be residing within the aforementioned countries when applying for the visa.

The embassy said it has the right to cancel the visa applications should the applicants fail to provide evidence of their presence within the aforementioned countries.

“Travel booking confirmation must be provided upon submission of your visa application. This includes return flight details showing applicant’s name, departure and return date, all flights en route from the aforementioned countries to Thailand,” the embassy said.

“Upon receiving your application, it takes within 5 working days to get your visa.”

The embassy said the processing time can take longer in certain cases.

Intending travellers were advised to apply for a visa at least 4-6 weeks before the departure date but not more than three months before.

All applications must be completed online via www.thaievisa.go.th

frankmoney:
Be careful of this Asian countries o

BetProfessional:
Very good but people need to be careful when considering relocation to asian countries.

Homeboiy:
If I go Thai now Wetin I go de do there?

Well na to go try their women

frankmoney:
Be careful of this Asian countries o

LoriIro1:
If I go there na to go Bleep towtow,I heard their Benny sweet pass Nigeria girls...

LoriIro1:
If I go there na to go Bleep towtow,I heard their Benny sweet pass Nigeria girls...

NewYorkCity:


Thailand is the capital of lady boys o. No go carry lady boys o thinking say Na woman

PDPdestroyer:
Obidient drug traffickers will soon make them regret this action