Thai Visa
US, UK, Ireland, Australian, Canadian, & New Zealand
citizens are among those who may enter as tourists.
Visas are not required for travel by these Passport
holders for periods of 30 days or less (an extension of
up to 7 days is possible). For periods longer than 30
days a visa must be obtained in advance.
All visitors to Thailand are required to carry a
passport valid for at least 6 months after arrival date.
A 60-day tourist visa can be obtained from a Thai
Embassy or Consulate in your home country before
travelling, and may be extended at the discretion of the
Immigration Office. You need to enter Thailand within 90
days of the visa being issued, otherwise it will be
invalid. Before travelling to Thailand, visit the Thai
embassy in your country or ask your travel agent for
advice. We suggest that trainees undertaking Package A,
the 4-week TEFL course only option, acquire a 60-day
Tourist Visa, to ensure that you have plenty of time to
complete the course without the need to pay for an
extension or to do a border run.
Trainees choosing package B, which includes a volunteer
placement, can apply for a 3-month Non-Immigrant O Visa
from a Thai embassy or consulate. We are happy to supply
a letter of sponsorship, outlining the details of your
course and volunteer placement to assist with your
application.






