Types of Thailand VISA

Tourist Visa

Ideal for travelers from Nepal visiting Thailand for leisure, a tourist visa typically allows a stay of 60 days, with the option to extend for an additional 30 days at local immigration offices.

Transit Visa

Designed for travelers passing through Thailand en route to another destination. It allows a stay of up to 30 days for tourism or short layovers.

Business Visa

For professionals traveling to Thailand for meetings, trade, or conferences. Business visas can be issued for single or multiple entries and usually allow a stay of up to 90 days per visit.

Education Visa (Non-Immigrant ED Visa)

For Nepalese students enrolling in Thai institutions or learning Thai language courses. This visa allows residency for the duration of the study period and requires documentation from the school or university.

Work Visa (Non-Immigrant B Visa)

Issued for Nepalese citizens employed by companies in Thailand. This visa requires sponsorship from the employer and is linked to the issuance of a work permit.

Retirement Visa (Non-Immigrant O-A Visa)

For Nepalese citizens aged 50 or above wishing to retire in Thailand. Applicants must meet financial requirements, such as maintaining a certain amount in savings or showing proof of pension income.

Elite Visa

This is a special long-term visa offering residency for 5–20 years, ideal for high-net-worth individuals looking for hassle-free extended stays in Thailand.

Do You Need a Visa for Thailand?

Visa-Free Entry

Nepalese citizens are not eligible for visa-free entry into Thailand. A visa is required prior to travel.

Visa on Arrival (VOA)

Nepalese citizens are also not eligible for Visa on Arrival in Thailand. Therefore, you must apply for a visa in advance through the Royal Thai Embassy in Kathmandu.