You don't need to apply for a transit visa if your transit is less than 24 hours or if you won't go through immigration procedures.

No, you cannot apply for a Thai tourist visa with a one-way flight ticket. Thai visas typically require confirmation of both flight arrival and departure details, and it's important to have a round-trip ticket or proof of departure when applying.

If your Thailand visa application is rejected due to documentation or form issues, there isn't much room for appeal. Once a decision is made, it's final, and there's no guaranteed right to appeal. So, it's advisable to consider a fresh application through Teleport for a smoother process.

To ensure a smoother process, it's advisable to submit your Thailand tourist visa application well in advance of your intended travel date. Typically, applying at least 4 weeks prior to your trip is recommended, considering potential processing delays. It's important to note that for eVisas, you cannot apply more than 30 days before your intended travel date.

Yes, Thailand offers visas on arrival, but we advise our clients to opt for an eVisa to bypass the lengthy airport queues.

The Thailand tourist visa is valid for 15 days from the date of arrival. 

The standard Thailand E-visa is typically processed within 4 working days, whereas the expedited Thailand Express visa is processed within just 1 working day.