Your Thailand trip starts with getting the paperwork right.
Thailand is visa-free for many nationalities and a full application for others and almost everyone, visa-exempt or not, now needs a separate Thailand Digital Arrival Card before landing. We confirm which of those apply to you, then handle the online application, the arrival card and the paperwork behind both.
Expert visa support: choose your service package.
Our specialised visa services are built around flexibility: pick the level of support that matches your needs, from appointment booking alone to full end-to-end assistance.
Thailand End to End Visa Assistance
Everything handled visa, documents and your Digital Arrival Card.
The government visa fee currently a flat £30 is paid separately as part of the online application and is not included in our service fee. The Digital Arrival Card carries no government fee, but the timing is strict (within three days of arrival), which is why we handle it as standard.
It isn’t just the visa it’s the arrival card too.
Most people planning a Thailand trip research the visa and stop there. Since the rules changed, almost every visitor visa-exempt or not also needs a Thailand Digital Arrival Card, completed online within three days of landing. It carries no government fee and takes minutes, but it isn’t part of any visa application, so nothing prompts a visa-free traveller to do it. We complete it for every client as standard, whether or not a visa was ever needed.
British, EU, US, Canadian and South African passport holders can enter Thailand without a visa for a short stay but the Digital Arrival Card still applies to them. It’s the most common gap we see in people’s own research, precisely because it sits outside the visa process entirely.
Where a visa is required, the government fee is a simple £30 flat rate rather than a nationality-tiered ladder one of the more straightforward fee structures on any route we run.
The arrival card can only be submitted within three days of your flight, which means it can’t be done early like a visa can. We build it into your file at the right moment rather than leaving you to remember it in the final rush before departure.
London to Thailand visa, application and arrival card, all in one file.
Where a visa is required, the entire process runs through the official Thai e-Visa system there’s no in-person appointment for the routes most of our clients use. The Digital Arrival Card is a separate government system again, timed to a three-day window before you fly. We manage both from the same file, so nothing falls between the two.
Flight time London → Bangkok: about 11 hours. Time you’ll spend on your visa paperwork with us: about 20 minutes.
- London, UKApplication prepared and submitted via the official e-Visa system
- Royal Thai GovernmentApplication processed we handle every follow-up request
- Three days before your flightYour Digital Arrival Card completed and confirmed
- Bangkok · Phuket · Chiang MaiYour Thailand arrival. We’re still one message away.
Submit your documents once we handle the rest.
To complete your Thailand visa application online, you need a set of required documents. Our experts ensure accuracy to avoid delays or rejections.
Start your Thailand visa journey today.
Our simplified process ensures your apply-for-a-visa online experience is smooth and stress-free. Keep scrolling the plane leads the way.
We check your passport against the current visa-exemption list and confirm whether you need a visa at all and either way, that you know about the Digital Arrival Card.
Send us your documents once. We review everything for accuracy and completeness, and tell you exactly what is missing rather than sending you back and forth.
We create your account and complete your application through the official Thailand e-Visa system, uploading every supporting document to specification.
We guide the £30 government fee payment end to end, so nothing is paid twice or to the wrong site.
Within three days of your flight, we complete your Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) for you a step almost every visitor needs regardless of visa status and track your visa application through to approval.
Start your Thailand visa journey today.
Our simplified process ensures your apply-for-a-visa online experience is smooth and stress-free.
We check your passport against the current visa-exemption list and confirm whether you need a visa at all and either way, that you know about the Digital Arrival Card.
Send us your documents once. We review everything for accuracy and completeness, and tell you exactly what is missing rather than sending you back and forth.
We create your account and complete your application through the official Thailand e-Visa system, uploading every supporting document to specification.
We guide the £30 government fee payment end to end, so nothing is paid twice or to the wrong site.
Within three days of your flight, we complete your Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) for you a step almost every visitor needs regardless of visa status and track your visa application through to approval.
Best time to visit Thailand.
Cool Season
Thailand’s most popular window: dry, warm rather than sweltering, and the most comfortable conditions nationwide for temples, islands and trekking alike. It’s also peak season book flights, hotels and your visa well ahead, particularly around Christmas and New Year.
Hot Season
Temperatures climb sharply, especially inland in Bangkok and Chiang Mai. Songkran, Thailand’s water festival, falls in mid-April and is worth timing a city trip around. The islands stay more bearable than the mainland thanks to the sea breeze, and prices ease as the heat builds.
Rainy Season
Monsoon rains across most of the country, usually short, heavy afternoon downpours rather than all-day washouts. The landscape turns lush and green, crowds and prices drop, and the Gulf coast (Koh Samui) actually sees less rain than the Andaman side at this time worth knowing when picking an island.
Early Cool
The short handover between the rains easing and the cool season settling in landscapes are at their greenest from the rainy months just gone, humidity is dropping, and crowds and prices haven’t yet reached the December peak.
The Gulf coast (Koh Samui) and the Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi) run on slightly different rainy-season patterns, so tell us which coast you’re headed to as well as when. Apply for your visa a few weeks ahead of travel, but remember the Digital Arrival Card separately it can only be completed within three days of your flight, visa or no visa.
The advantage of professional Thailand visa services.
| Feature | When other visa agents do | Schengen Visa Consultancy |
|---|---|---|
| Do you even need a visa? | Easy to assume the wrong answer either way | ✓ Checked against the current exemption list before anything is sold |
| The Digital Arrival Card | Most visa-exempt travellers have never heard of it | ✓ Completed for you as standard, timed correctly before your flight |
| Online application accuracy | Self-navigated, easy to miss a specification detail | ✓ Completed and reviewed by visa specialists |
| Document requirements | Self-researched, easy to miss nationality-specific rules | ✓ A tailored checklist for your exact situation |
| Fee payment | Risk of paying twice, or on the wrong site entirely | ✓ Guided end to end, so nothing is paid twice or to the wrong place |
| Time investment | Many hours researching and preparing | ✓ Minimal send your documents once, we do the rest |
Things people always ask.
Do I need a visa to visit Thailand?
It depends on your passport. British, EU, US, Canadian and South African citizens can currently visit Thailand visa-free for short tourist stays. A number of other nationalities do need a visa in advance, including Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Nigerian, Russian, Chinese, Sri Lankan and Nepalese passport holders. We check your passport against the current rules before anything else.
What is the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), and do I need it even if I don’t need a visa?
Yes and this is the single most missed requirement on this route. Regardless of whether you’re travelling visa-free or with a visa, almost all foreign nationals must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card online within three days of arriving. It’s separate from the visa entirely, and we complete it as standard as part of every package.
How long does a Thai visa take to process?
Processing varies, but our own side takes 3–7 working days to have your application accurate and submission-ready. We check the current published timeline for your visa type before you pay us anything, so you plan against real dates.
What does a Thai visa cost?
The government fee is a flat £30 across the visa categories most of our clients apply for, paid online as part of the application. Our service fee is fixed at £99, paid separately from the government fee.
Can I apply for a Thai visa entirely online?
Yes, for the great majority of applicants the whole process runs through the official Thai e-Visa system, with no in-person appointment required. We manage the account, the form and the fee payment on your behalf.
Can my family apply together?
Yes each traveller needs their own visa application and their own arrival card, but we handle a family or group as one case, with a single consultant and one consolidated fee.
What happens if my application is incomplete or incorrect?
An incomplete application or a missed arrival card is the most common reason a Thailand trip runs into trouble sometimes at the airport itself. This is exactly what our document review and end-to-end service is designed to prevent.