Thai Consulate in Nanning

There are a number of Thai Consulates in China and the Thai Consulate in Nanning is one of them. You can contact them for information about visiting Thailand and how best to stay in Thailand long term. You simply need the correct visa for Thailand. The contact details of the Thai Consulate in Nanning has been added below for you to take a look at. Speak to them for more information.

Thai Consulate in Nanning

There are many Thailand Tours in the country and you have to speak to your tour operator in China about what is needed for your tour. Thailand offers many hotels and apartments for long term residents in Thailand. You can also speak to the Chinese Embassy in Thailand for assistance while in Thailand. Note that there is only one Thai Embassy in Beijing except for the visa processing office which is not the Embassy.

There are other Embassies and Consulates such as the Royal Thai Embassy Washington and the Thai Embassy in Bahrain.

 

Royal Thai Consulate in Nanning

 

 

Royal Thai Consulate-General in Nanning
Oriental Manhattan Building ,
1st and 2nd Floor ,No . 52-1 Jinhu Road, Nanning,
Guangxi 530022 P.R. China
Tel. (86-771) 5526945-47
(on visa issues ext. 807)
VOIP: 520351,520352,520353,520354
Fax. (86-771) 5594997
E-mail : thaiconsulate.nng@mfa.go.th
Visa Section E-mail : thaiconsularnng@hotmail.com
Business Information Center
1st Floor, Oriental Manhattan, No. 52-1 Jinhu Road,
Nanning,Guangxi 530022 PR China
Tel: (86-771) 5526945-47
Fax: (86-771) 5594997
泰王国驻南宁总领事馆
地址：东方曼哈顿大厦一楼，金湖路 52-1号，
南宁市，广西族自治区 530022, CHINA
间：周一至周五
-签证与认证申请 : 09:00-11:30
-签证与认证领取 : 14.00-17.00
周六,日及节假日停止办公
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Tourist Visa TR

Ordinary passport holders who wish to enter the Kingdom for various purposes are required to obtain a Tourist visa. The following purposes qualify for a Tourist visa:

1. Tourism
2. Short visits to family living in Thailand
3. Medical treatment with registered hospitals
4. Participation in MICE (Meeting, Incentives, Convention & Exhibitions) events supported by TCEB

To apply for a Tourist visa, the following documents are required (Embassy/Consulate reserves the right to request additional documents as necessary):

• Passport or travel document with a validity of at least 6 months.
• Recent photograph of the applicant taken within the past six months.
• Evidence of travel from Thailand, such as a fully paid air ticket.
• Proof of adequate finances, with a minimum of 10,000 CNY per person.
• Proof of accommodation in Thailand, such as accommodation bookings or invitation letters from family/friends in Thailand.

The validity of a Tourist visa is either 3 months or 6 months, depending on the circumstances. Upon arrival in Thailand, travelers with this type of visa are allowed to stay for a period not exceeding 60 days.

If individuals wish to extend their stay or change their visa type, they must apply for permission at the Office of Immigration Bureau in Bangkok. The extension of stay or change of visa type is solely at the discretion of the Immigration officer.

It is advisable for visa applicants to submit their applications at least 15 working days before their intended travel date to Thailand. This allows sufficient processing time.

 

Online e-Visa application (link)
https://www.thaievisa.go.th/

 

 

Note apply for a passport (350 yuan fee)

 

When applying for a passport at the Thai Consulate, certain evidence and supporting documents are required. Firstly, it is necessary to submit one set of passport application forms, which can be received at the Consulate General or downloaded from their website. Secondly, the original passport must be provided along with a photocopy of the page containing the amendments, the visa page, and the page with the last entry into China stamp. Additionally, one copy of the national ID card, house registration, name change certificate (if applicable), and marriage/divorce certificate (if any) should be included.

It is important to note that the completion of the passport application process takes approximately 2-3 weeks from the date of fee payment. The Consulate General’s staff will contact the applicant to inform them when the passport has been delivered to the Consulate General, and the applicant must personally come to pick it up.

Note that several important points should be considered. Firstly passports are valid for 5 years and cannot be edited or recorded. Finally the petitioner must submit the application in person at the Consulate General to ensure accurate recording of biological data in the computer system. Lastly if there are discrepancies between the information in the original passport and the house registration, such as surname or date of birth, correction of the information in the house registration must be done at a district office in Thailand before applying for a new passport. Furthermore, fees paid for the passport application are non-refundable under any circumstances. Lastly, it is important to be aware that the regulations are subject to minor changes without prior notice.

 

 

Thai Passport (Lost)

Note apply for a new passport (Lost/Expired) (350 RMB fee)

 

When preparing the necessary evidence and supporting documents for passport application at the Consulate General, the following items are required. Firstly, it is necessary to submit one set of passport application forms, which can be received at the Consulate General or downloaded from their website. Additionally, a copy of your passport (if any), national ID card, house registration, name change certificate (if applicable), and marriage/divorce certificate (if any) should be included.

Firstly in the case of a lost passport, additional documents are necessary. Secondly these include a report from the police station in the area where the passport was lost. Finally also confirmation of reporting the loss of passport from the Immigration Office.

Note that the completion of the passport application process typically takes approximately 8-9 weeks. This from the date of fee payment. The applicant will need to travel to the Consulate General to pick up the passport.

Firstly several important points should be noted. Secondly passports are valid for 5 years and cannot be edited or recorded. Finally the petitioner must personally submit the application at the Consulate General to ensure accurate recording of biological data in the computer system. If there are discrepancies between the information in the original passport and the house registration, such as surname or date of birth, correction of the information in the house registration must be done at a district office in Thailand before applying for a new passport.

 

Lost Passport & Work Permit

 

Likewise in the case of a lost passport with a work permit and residence permit in China. Immediate coordination with the local immigration office is necessary. Additionally the immigration office will provide instructions on the required procedure. Likewise including publishing the loss of passport in a local Chinese newspaper and obtaining confirmation of reporting the loss of passport. The validity of the confirmation is 30 days. In addition further steps for obtaining a new passport and residence permit should be coordinated with the Consulate General and Immigration Office.

Firstly fees paid for the passport application are non-refundable under any circumstances. Secondly it is essential to be aware that procedures and requirements are subject to change. Likewise coordination with the Immigration Office is recommended to ensure accuracy.

 

 

 

When applying for a marriage certificate at the Consulate General, certain procedures and documents are required. Firstly, both parties who plan to marry must submit a petition in person. This is because the spouses need to sign in front of the registrar and two witnesses. The applicant for marriage registration must be sui juris, meaning they must be of legal age. In the case of minors, a parental consent letter must be presented to the Registrar.

Documents Needed

The following documents need to be completed and submitted:

1. Request for Legalization (available at the Royal Thai Consulate-General or downloadable from the request form).
2. Investigation Records (available at the Consulate-General or downloadable from the application form).
3. Marriage registration application (available at the Consulate-General or downloadable from the application form).
4. Original ID card, yellow card with photo, or a certificate of a person with a photo or a stub stub requesting an ID card. This should be accompanied by a seal of approval from the district or an identification document issued by the Department of Provincial Administration. Additionally, a copy of the front and back should be provided.
5. Original Thai house registration or a certified copy with a stamp from the district, along with one copy. The certified copy from the district must be issued within 3 months from the submission date.
6. Original passport with a copy of the photo page, passport renewal page, and surname change page. In the case of having a visa, please bring one copy of the visa page.
7. If previously married, the original divorce certificate or divorced family status registration with one copy is required (in the case of a Thai woman).
8. One-inch color photograph.

It is important to note that according to the new Surname Act, when married, women and men have the option to choose their surnames in various ways as mentioned above. No fees are required for this process.

Please be aware that the regulations and requirements may be subject to change, and it is advisable to consult the Consulate General for the most up-to-date information.

 

 

Marriage Certificate (Local)

(Marriage between Thai and Chinese)

 

 

Birth notification, even if parents are not married, is an important process, and it is the right and duty of mothers to notify the birth of their children. The required documents for Thai nationality parents are as follows:

1. Documents of Thai nationality for both father and mother:
2. Legalization request (available at the Consulate-General or downloadable from the application form).
3. Mother’s affidavit (available at the Consulate-General or downloadable from the request form).
4. Request for birth registration (available at the Royal Thai Consulate-General or downloadable from the application form).
5. Original passport with one set of copies.
6. Original identification card, yellow card with photo, or a certificate of a person with a photo or a stub requesting an ID card. This should be accompanied by a seal of approval from the district or a document certifying a person issued by the Department of Provincial Administration, along with one copy of the front and back.
7. Original Thai house registration or a version with a stamp of approval from the district, or the original certified civil registration form, along with one copy.
8. One color photograph, taken together with three persons (father, mother, and child) or a photograph of two persons (mother and child) in the absence of the father. There is no size limit, but it is recommended to (8) Thai marriage certificate, along with one copy if parents are married.
9. Child certificate, in case the father certifies the child, along with one copy.
10. Child’s identity document: The original birth certificate issued by the hospital, along with one copy, must be presented to the Notary Public in the document certifying area.
11. Documents for parents who are Chinese or of other nationalities: Passport or driving license, along with one copy.

Remarks:

• In the case of parents’ registered marriage: (1) The child has the right to use the father’s surname. If the parents want the child to use the mother’s surname, both parents must make a written confirmation statement. (2) The Consulate-General cannot proceed if the parents wish for the child to use another person’s surname that is not the surname of the parents.
• In the case of parents not being married: (1) The child is the legitimate child of the mother and has the right to use the mother’s surname. (2) If the child wishes to use the father’s surname, the fathers and mothers must make a written statement for the illegitimate child to use the father’s surname.

 

 

Thai Consulates in China:

 

Likewise there is the Thai Consulate in Shanghai as well as the Thai Consulate in Guangzhou and the Thai Consulate in Kunming. Secondly there is also the Thai Consulate in Chengdu as well as the Thai Consulate in Xi’an and the Thai Consulate in Xiamen. Finally there is also the Thai Consulate in Nanning as an example. Likewise there is also the Thai Embassy in Beijing on here.

 

 

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