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Thailand requires a visa for Bangladeshi ordinary passport holders, and there is no visa on arrival. Since January 2025 the whole process is online through the official Thai e-Visa system, so there are no embassy queues.
Visa Compass handles the Thailand e-Visa end to end for travellers from Bangladesh. Pick your visa, upload your documents, and our team reviews and submits your application to the Royal Thai Embassy in Dhaka. You pay in taka, and your passport is only requested by post after approval.
No embassy queues and no guesswork. Apply online in taka and track every step to a decision.
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Scan your passport and upload what is required. Most of the form fills itself from your passport.
A visa specialist checks every document against the portal rules, then submits your application to the embassy.
Follow every step and get a heads-up if anything needs attention. We notify you the moment it is approved.
Government fee and our service fee, itemised before you pay. No hidden charges, ever.
A specialist checks your documents against the portal rules before submission, so avoidable rejections are caught early.
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Yes. Ordinary Bangladeshi passport holders need a visa before travelling, as Thailand does not offer visa on arrival for Bangladesh. You apply online through the Thai e-Visa system.
The government charge is 5,305 taka per person: a 4,500 visa fee, a 700 convenience fee, and 105 VAT. It is the same for single and multiple entry. Any Visa Compass service fee is shown separately before you pay.
A complete application is usually processed in about 7 to 10 working days. During the peak season (October to February) it can take longer, so we suggest applying 6 to 8 weeks before you travel.
Up to 60 days per entry. You can extend your stay once by 30 days at a Thai immigration office for a local fee.
Single entry is valid for 3 months and lets you enter Thailand once. Multiple entry is valid for 6 months and lets you enter several times, each stay up to 60 days. The price and documents are the same; only the validity differs.
Not to apply. The Thailand e-Visa is fully online. The embassy in Dhaka may request your passport by post only after your visa is approved.
A passport valid for at least 6 months with 2 blank pages, a recent photo, proof of funds, and your travel and accommodation details. The exact checklist for your purpose is shown on the visa page before you start.
Government fees are non-refundable, and visa validity starts from the date of issue, not your travel date. That is why we review your documents carefully before submitting.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is a separate, free form every traveller files within 72 hours before arrival. It is not part of the visa, and we will remind you about it.
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