1. BANGKOK
TOURISM THAILAND
A Presentation by Visa Guide Mudassar Lone
Please check the recent updates as the
information in this presentation may have
changed with the passage of time

2. 
About Bangkok
Bangkok, is called The City of Angels,
 It is the Capital of Thailand
 Also hub for most of the commercial and economical activities
 At the same time, the City is very famous and appreciated by visitors for its versatility and multiple points of interests.
From temples, the Grand Palace, all the way over the some of Asia's largest shopping centers and the largest outdoor
market of Asia , Bangkok definitely has what it takes to entertain visitors from all origins, either first time or return
travelers.
 Aside of the sightseeing and shopping, Bangkok has developed into a magnet for food lovers of all origins.
 The same range of choice applies to the accommodation options all over town, from high end international chain hotels
to family run guest houses, demands of all travelers are met.
 In terms of wellness and relaxation – Bangkok has recently seen a huge development of city Spas and Wellness
centers, in addition to the long established Thai massage centers.
 Thai cuisine is singular, justifiably famous, varied, and affordable. Bangkok, represents the quintessential Asian capital.
Saffron-robed monks, flashy neon signs, exotic Thai architecture, spicy dishes, colorful markets, traffic jams, and the
tropical climate come together providing a travel experience which should not be missed

3. Tourist Attractions
 The Grand Palace : is a place where
the former kings used to live. It is a
spiritual centre, a centre of Thai Art. It
is the landmark of the city. The Grand
Palace includes the Royal Chapel, the
Royal Collection of Weapons, the Coin
Pavilion, and a small museum with the
artifacts from the Grand Palace. For
sightseeing in Bangkok, it is the one
place you must visit.

4.  Bangkok temples : There are over
400 temples in Bangkok. The most
splendid temples are the royal temples
which were fully supported and
renovated by the King.

5.  Bangkok Canal : Bangkok is
renowned as the Venice of the East.
Canals in and around Bangkok are an
important method of transport ation
and help to facilitate communication
between different areas of the city.
The branching network of canals from
the main Chao Phraya River still
follows an old living style that leaves
the modern face of Bangkok behind.

6.  Damnoen Saduak Floating Market :
The Damnoen Saduak Floating
market is situated around 109 km
south of Bangkok. The Floating
Market is one of the most famous
tourist destination s in Thailand. It is a
market on a small canal where buyers
and sellers interact and exchange
commodities from their paddle boat.

7.  Crocodile Farm : The Crocodile Farm
is home to the thousands of crocodiles
raised here. Here, you will get a
chance to see the talent performed by
the crocodile farmers. This will include
the demonstration of Thai traditional
knowledge to deal with this beast ,
such opening the crocodiles' mouth ,
feeding them, and crocodile wrestling.

8.  Dusit Zoo
 The Dusit Zoo is small oasis in central
Bangkok, only 48 acres which makes
it nice for younger children. With such
a compact area, toddlers have an
opportunity to get out of the stroller
and walk around. Even if you take
your time and take in all of the sites,
your visit can be done in a single
morning or afternoon. Open daily from
8am to 6pm.

9.  Dream World
 Dream World is a modern day
amusement park and requires a full
day to experience all of the fun. It
would be hard to get your kids out of
there before the day is over anyway. It
is most suitable for younger kids, ages
3-9, but the young at heart will enjoy it
as well.

10.  Siam Park
 Siam Park is a water them park with
swimming pools, waterslides,
whirlpools, fountains and a lake. The
main attraction is a 400 meter spiral
waterslide. It is a great way to beat
the heat of Bangkok It is a very
popular attraction. It is best to go on a
weekday, as weekends and holidays
can be very busy.

11. THAI TOURIST VISA
 A tourist visa will be issued to applicants wishing
to enter the Kingdom for tourism purposes. You
are not allowed to work or conduct business with
a tourist visa.

A tourist visa can be used to stay in Thailand for
up to 30 days or up to 60 days and can be
extended by 30 days at the nearest Immigration
office.
 A tourist visa is needed when a person plans to
stay in Thailand for tourism purposes longer than
is allowed when entering under the visa
exemption, or if a person is from a country that
has no visa exemption agreements with
Thailand.

12.  REQUIREMENTS FOR THAI TOURIST VISA
This type of visa will be issued to applicants who
wishing to enter Thailand for tourism purposes

2. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
- Passport or travel document with validity not less than
6 months
- Visa application form completely filled out
- One recent( 4 x 6 cm.) photograph of the applicant
- Air ticket or eTicket paid in full
- Financial means (20,000 Baht per person and 40,000
Baht per family)
- Consular officers reserve the rights to request for
additional documents as deemed necessary

13.  VISA FEE
USD 30.00 per entry or equivalent (as per 2008-
01-17)
(Visa fee may be changed without prior notice)
4. VALIDITY OF A VISA
The validity of a visa is three months or six
months. That means that you must utilize your
visa within 90 or 180 days (dependent on
number of entries) .
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14. 5. PERIOD OF STAY
 Upon arrival, travellers with this type of visa will be permitted to stay in Thailand
for a period of not exceeding 30 days or 60 days.
Nationals of countries which are on Thailand’s Tourist Visa Exemption list or have
bilateral agreements on visa exemption with Thailand will be permitted to stay for
a period of not exceeding 60 days. Nationals from other countries who hold a
tourist visa will be permitted to stay in Thailand for a period of not exceeding 30
days
6. EXTENSION OF STAY
Those who wish to stay longer or may wish to change their status of visa must file an
application for permission at the immigration office at Government Center Building B,
No. 120 Moo 3, Chaeng Wattana Road Soi 7, Thung Song Hong, Laksi, Bangkok
10210.
The extension of stay as well as the change of certain type of visa is solely at the
discretion of the Immigration officer, the immigration officer may require sight of
documentation where are staying (rent agreement/hotel bill/letter from friend etc)