Bangkok Tourist Visa Requirements for Nepalese Travelers

Published on October 10, 2025

If you are a Nepali traveler planning to visit Bangkok or any part of Thailand in 2025, you must apply for a Tourist Visa (Type TR) before your trip, as Visa on Arrival is not available for Nepali passport holders. The Government of Thailand has introduced several updates in 2025 to make the immigration process digital and more transparent. As of May 1, 2025, all travelers entering Thailand are required to fill out the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), which has replaced the old TM6 paper form. This digital card must be completed within 72 hours before arrival, and it contains your travel and accommodation details, which will be verified at the immigration counter.

Applicants must prepare a complete set of documents before applying for the visa. These include a valid passport with at least six months of validity, a filled and signed visa application form, two or three recent passport-size photographs, confirmed hotel reservations, a detailed travel itinerary, and proof of return or onward tickets. The Royal Thai Embassy in Kathmandu and VFS Global Nepal are the authorized centers to process tourist visas for Nepali citizens. The Thai Embassy has also reinstated the requirement of financial proof — applicants must show a bank statement of the last six months with at least THB 20,000 (around NPR 80,000) for single travelers or THB 40,000 (around NPR 160,000) for families. This ensures travelers have sufficient funds during their stay in Thailand.

The Tourist Visa Type TR allows a stay of up to 60 days, and travelers can apply for an additional 30-day extensionat a local Thai Immigration Office. The visa is generally valid for three months for single entry or six months for multiple entries, depending on the applicant’s travel purpose. The processing time usually takes three to five working days, and applicants are advised to apply at least two to three weeks in advance of their planned departure date. Once your visa is approved, your passport will be stamped, and you can prepare to travel. Before departure, make sure to complete the TDAC online form to avoid delays at immigration checkpoints. Overstaying beyond the permitted duration is strictly prohibited and can result in fines, penalties, or even entry bans for future visits.

For hassle-free visa guidance and document support, Yatra For Fun Pvt. Ltd. is recognized as Nepal’s best travel and visa-assistance company. The company provides expert support for visa applications to more than 70 countries, including Thailand, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the UAE, and European destinations. Yatra For Fun also assists Nepali citizens living abroad and foreign nationals residing in Nepal by offering professional documentation, embassy coordination, and online submission services. The team ensures every traveler gets the right guidance to complete their visa process without rejection or delay. If you need visa assistance, consultation, or professional help for your Bangkok or Thailand tourist visa, contact Yatra For Fun Pvt. Ltd. at 9802348957 or 9708072951, or visit their official website https://www.yatraforfun.com. With years of trusted experience, the company has become the go-to choice for travelers seeking quick, reliable, and professional visa solutions in Nepal.

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