🇹🇭Thailand Visa for Djibouti Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Djibouti passport holders can apply online for a Thailand e-Visa before travel. Unlike an eTA, this is an actual visa — just issued digitally — so no embassy visit is needed for eligible short-term visits. Eligibility and covered purposes vary, so check the conditions below.

Thailand e-Visa system (thaievisa.go.th) launched globally on 1 January 2025 across 94 Royal Thai Embassies and Consulates-General. Applies to nationalities not entitled to visa exemption. Specific visa types and stay durations depend on visa category applied for.

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How Djibouti citizens apply for a Thailand visa

  • → Apply for the e-Visa online before travel and carry the approval. Apply here

Thailand visa cost for Djibouti citizens

Thailand e-Visa (Ministry of Foreign Affairs online application, thaievisa.go.th)

Fee not published by Thailand

official source
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Tourist Visa (embassy/consulate-issued, single entry, incl. e-Visa applications submitted via thaievisa.go.th)

THB 1,000 (~$29)

3 months (single entry)official source
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Fees checked 2 Jul 2026 · sourced from official government fee schedules

Thailand visa types

TR Visa (Tourist)

Tourism

60 dayssingle entry1-3d processing

Applied at Thai embassy/consulate. Single-entry (TR) or multiple-entry (TRMT) available. Standard single-entry TR: 60 days, extendable once by 30 days at immigration office (THB 1,900 fee). Multiple-entry TR valid 6 months, each stay up to 60 days.

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Thai e-Visa

Tourism (and other visa categories via online application)

60 dayssingle entry3-7d processingonline

Thai e-Visa system launched globally January 1, 2025 across 94 Thai embassies/consulates. Applies to nationalities not entitled to visa exemption. Online application via thaievisa.go.th. Multiple visa types (TR, Non-B, Non-O, etc.) available through the portal. Specific stay durations depend on visa category.

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Transit Visa (TS)

Transit through Thailand en route to another country, or attend a sports competition as a non-professional; also for aircraft/ship crew

30 dayssingle entryonline

Category S-TS-C: transit passengers, non-professional sports competitors, and crew. Single-entry, up to 30 days per stay, valid 90 days from issue. Required for transit passengers staying more than 12 hours or leaving the transit area. Requires proof of onward travel. Fee THB 800 (~USD 26). Applied online via thaievisa.go.th.

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Other Thailand visa categories (9)

These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Thailand. Eligibility varies by visa type — some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.

Non-Immigrant O-A Visa (Retirement)

Retirement in Thailand for persons aged 50+

365 daysmultiple entry3-7d processing

For applicants aged 50+. Requires proof of funds: THB 800,000 in Thai bank account (or monthly income/pension of THB 65,000, or combination totaling THB 800,000). Must have health insurance with minimum THB 40,000 outpatient / THB 400,000 inpatient coverage. 1-year stay, extendable annually at immigration. Applied at Thai embassy/consulate abroad. Issued as a multiple-entry visa; fee THB 5,000 (~USD 145) per official MFA O-A page (corrected from prior USD 80). Official URL updated to the MFA O-A page.

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Non-Immigrant B Visa (Business/Work)

Business activities or employment in Thailand

90 dayssingle entry3-7d processing

For business activities or employment. Requires letter from Thai employer or business. Initial 90-day stay; must obtain work permit and convert to 1-year extension of stay at immigration in Thailand. Multiple-entry Non-B available for established employees.

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Long-Term Resident Visa - Work-From-Thailand (LTR-WFT)

Remote work from Thailand for foreign employer

multiple entry20-30d processingonline

10-year LTR visa for Work-From-Thailand Professionals. Requirements: employed by a publicly listed or large foreign company; minimum personal income USD 80,000/year (or USD 40,000/year with master's degree/investment/work in targeted field); health insurance USD 50,000+ coverage. 5-year permission to stay, renewable once for additional 5 years. THB 50,000 visa fee (~USD 1,430). 17% flat income tax option available. No work permit needed for remote/overseas employer income. Issued by Thailand BOI.

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Non-Immigrant ED Visa (Education)

Study at a school, university, language/vocational course, training, or Muay Thai course in Thailand

90 dayssingle entryonline

For study/training in Thailand (schools, universities, language schools, vocational and Muay Thai courses). Single-entry 90-day stay, extendable in-country at the Immigration Bureau for the duration of the course. Fee THB 2,000 (~USD 80) single-entry; multiple-entry (1-year validity) also available. Applied online via thaievisa.go.th; requires acceptance letter from the institution and proof of funds.

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Non-Immigrant O Visa (Spouse / Family / Dependent)

Accompany a Thai spouse, or a family member/dependent of a person working, studying, or living in Thailand

90 dayssingle entryonline

For spouses/dependents of Thai nationals or of foreigners working/studying in Thailand. Single-entry 90-day stay; extendable to one year at the Immigration Bureau (marriage extension requires THB 400,000 in a Thai bank or THB 40,000/month income). Fee THB 2,000 (~USD 80). Applied online via thaievisa.go.th.

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Non-Immigrant O Visa (Medical Treatment)

Undergo medical treatment at a licensed hospital or facility in Thailand

90 dayssingle entryonline

For patients receiving treatment in Thailand. Requires a confirmation/appointment letter from a licensed Thai medical facility and proof of funds. Single-entry 90-day stay, extendable up to one year at the Immigration Bureau. Up to three accompanying companions may apply for a linked visa. A short-stay Tourist Visa 'MT' also exists for treatment under 90 days. Fee THB 2,000 (~USD 80).

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Non-Immigrant O-X Visa (Long Stay 10 Years)

Long-stay retirement for nationals of 14 eligible countries aged 50+

1825 daysmultiple entry

10-year long-stay retirement visa (5-year validity, renewable once for another 5 years) for applicants aged 50+ from 14 eligible countries: Japan, Australia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. Requires THB 3 million on deposit in a Thai bank, or THB 1.8 million deposit plus THB 1.2 million/year income, plus Thai health insurance. Multiple-entry. Fee THB 10,000 (~USD 400). Distinct from the O-A 1-year retirement visa.

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Non-Immigrant IB Visa (Investment and Business)

Work on or invest in a project promoted by the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI)

90 dayssingle entryonline

For foreign nationals investing in or employed by BOI-promoted projects (One Start One Stop Investment Center, OSOS). Initial 90-day stay, extendable to one year in Thailand; work permit required to work. Fee THB 2,000 (~USD 80) single-entry, THB 5,000 multiple-entry. Related categories on the same MFA page: 'B' (business/work), 'B-A' (business approved) and 'IM' (investment, min THB 10 million capital).

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Work and Holiday Visa

Youth exchange: young adults holidaying in Thailand who may also work incidentally

365 daysmultiple entryonline

Bilateral youth-exchange scheme (agreements with Australia and New Zealand). Applicants aged 18-30 with tertiary qualifications. Multiple-entry, stay up to 12 months (visa valid 3 months to make first entry). Employment with any single employer limited to 3 months; one-time, non-renewable. Fee varies by embassy (e.g., ~NZ$1,000 at Wellington). Applied online via thaievisa.go.th.

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Thailand visa for Djibouti citizens — FAQ

Do Djibouti citizens need a visa for Thailand?

Yes, but it can be completed entirely online — no embassy visit is required for eligible short-term visits.

What documents do Djibouti citizens need for Thailand?

A passport valid well beyond your planned stay (commonly three to six months, depending on the destination), proof of onward travel and funds, and any documents required for the specific Thailand visa category — check the official portal for the exact passport-validity rule.

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