Thailand visa for Nepali passport holders
- Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages
- Passport-size photo, white background
- Return flight and hotel booking
- Bank statement ~20,000 THB (~NPR 80,000) per person
- Nepali citizenship certificate (translated)
- Same documents as single entry
- Stronger financials — 3 to 6 months statements
- Onward flight ticket to a third country
- Passport valid 6+ months
Prices are all-in and include all fees and 13% VAT. The final amount is confirmed when you apply.
Travelling on a non-Nepali passport?
Our visa guidance is prepared for Nepali passport holders. If you hold a different passport, our team is happy to help, or check the official rules for your nationality.
Thailand visa — complete guide
Do Nepali citizens need a visa for Thailand?
Yes. Nepali passport holders need a visa before flying to Thailand — there is no visa on arrival for Nepalis. This is a common myth, so let us be clear: a Nepali citizen cannot land in Bangkok and get a stamp at the airport. You must apply and be approved before you leave Kathmandu. Thailand now uses an official Thailand e-Visa, applied for online, and Gomayu handles the full process for Nepali travellers.
Thailand visa types for Nepali citizens
The right Thailand visa for Nepali citizens depends on your trip. There are three common options Gomayu handles:
- Tourist visa, single entry (TR): for one holiday visit, usually allowing a stay of around 60 days. Best for most first-time travellers, honeymooners, families and couples going to Bangkok, Pattaya or Phuket.
- Tourist visa, multiple entry (METV): valid for up to 6 months, letting you enter several times with up to 60 days per visit. This needs stronger financial proof, including 6 months of bank statements. Good for frequent travellers or those combining Thailand with nearby countries.
- Transit visa (TS): for when you are only connecting through Thailand to reach a third country and need to pass through or briefly stay.
Not sure which fits you? Check the price cards above or send us a message and we will guide you.
Documents you need for a Thailand e-Visa
For a smooth Thailand tourist visa application, Nepali travellers typically need:
- Passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages.
- Passport-size photo on a white background.
- Confirmed return flight and hotel booking for your travel dates.
- Bank statement showing sufficient funds — around THB 20,000 (about NPR 80,000) per person as proof you can support your stay.
- Nepali citizenship certificate, translated.
For the multiple-entry visa (METV), you will also need 6 months of bank statements. Requirements can vary case to case, so we review your papers before submitting to avoid rejection.
How to apply, step by step
The Thailand e-Visa is applied for online at the official portal (thaievisa.go.th) before you fly. The process usually works like this:
- Choose the correct visa type for your trip.
- Fill the online form and upload your passport, photo, bookings and bank proof.
- Pay the visa fee and submit the application.
- Wait for processing — this typically takes a few working days, though times can vary, so apply early.
- Receive your approved e-Visa by email and carry a printout when you travel.
Gomayu completes all of this for you. We fill the form correctly, check every document, and keep you updated until the e-Visa arrives.
Don't forget the TDAC arrival card
The TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) is a separate, free online form that every traveller must complete within 72 hours before arrival in Thailand. It is not the same as your visa — a visa gets you approved to travel, and the TDAC records your arrival. Many Nepali travellers miss this and face delays at immigration. Gomayu reminds you at the right time and helps you fill the TDAC so you land stress-free.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Believing in visa on arrival: it does not exist for Nepali passport holders. Always apply before flying.
- Passport expiring too soon: you need at least 6 months of validity.
- Weak proof of funds: a bank balance below the required level often leads to rejection.
- No return flight or hotel booking: these confirmations are usually required.
- Skipping the TDAC: it is mandatory and separate from the visa.
- Applying at the last minute: leave enough time before your Dashain or Tihar holiday, when bookings peak.
How Gomayu helps Nepali travellers
Gomayu, run by Zeta Tours & Travels Pvt. Ltd. from our Kathmandu office, handles the entire Thailand visa for Nepali citizens from start to finish. We advise on the right visa type, prepare and check your documents, submit the e-Visa correctly, and guide you through the TDAC — reducing the chance of costly mistakes or rejection. For current all-in pricing, please see the cards above on this page. When you are ready, send us your details and our team will get your Thailand trip moving.
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Thailand visa — common questions
Can Nepalis get a Thailand visa on arrival?
No. Nepal is not on Thailand's visa-on-arrival list. Apply for the e-Visa online before you fly. Anyone saying a 15-day visa on arrival is available for Nepalis is mistaken.
Difference between single and multiple entry?
Single entry lets you enter once for up to 60 days. Multiple entry (METV) lets you enter as many times as you like over 6 months, up to 60 days each visit, but needs stronger financial proof. Thailand does not issue a double-entry tourist visa.
What is the TDAC?
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is a free online form every traveller fills within 72 hours before arrival. It is separate from the visa. We remind you and help you complete it.
I hold a foreign passport. Can you still help?
Our detailed guidance is for Nepali passport holders. If you hold a different passport, switch to Other passport to contact support, or open Thailand's official visa page for your nationality.