Travellers travellling from/through countries which have been declared Yellow Fever Infected Areas must acquire an International Health Certificate verifying the receiving of a Yellow Fever vaccination.

The International Health Certificate must be submitted together with the visa application form. The traveler will also have to present the said certificate to the Immigration Officer upon arrival at the port of entry in the Kingdom.

A Yellow Fever certificate is valid ten days after vaccination (counting day of vaccination as day one) and will be valid for ten years.

For nationals of the countries listed below who have not travelled from/through those countries, such certificate is not required. However, they should possess concrete evidence showing that their domicile is not in an infected area so as to prevent unnecessary inconvenience.

• All visa fees are to be paid by cash only.
• The visa processing fees is non-refundable once the processing of the application begins – regardless of its outcome.
• The visa processing fee is subject to change without prior notice.
• Visa processing time for single entry take at least 2 working days. Certain applications which require special consideration may take longer process.
• The applicants must provide genuine documents and information. If the applicants are found to provide false documents or give false information, their applications will be rejected and be reported for further determination of appropriate action and future prohibition to enter the Kingdom of Thailand.
• The Royal Thai Consulate-General in Hong Kong reserve the right to request additional documents as deemed necessary as well as reject any application without prejudice.