Thailand is a favourite first trip east for many Pakistani travellers: warm weather, frequent flights (often with one stop) and famously good food. Bangkok's temples and markets pair well with the beaches of Phuket or the islands further south. Halal food is easy to find in the main tourist areas.
Visa type: Online e-Visa (tourist visa)
Pakistani passport holders need a visa to enter Thailand and cannot get one on arrival, so you must arrange it before you travel. Since 2025 the tourist visa is issued as an online e-Visa, and you normally apply from inside Pakistan. Rules and fees change, so confirm your exact route on the official Thai e-Visa portal (thaievisa.go.th) or with the embassy before you book anything.
The usual paperwork for a Thailand visa application from Pakistan. Requirements vary by visa type — confirm the exact list for your case before you apply.
Pakistani passports are not eligible for visa on arrival, so plan to apply for the online tourist e-Visa in advance. Check the current categories and rules on the official Thai e-Visa portal (thaievisa.go.th).
Get your passport, photos, flight and hotel bookings and recent bank statements ready as clear scans before you start the application.
Create an account on the official Thailand e-Visa system, fill in the form, upload your documents and pay the fee shown for your category. You usually need to apply from inside Pakistan and may be asked to show proof of your location.
Wait for the review, then download your approved e-Visa and keep a printed copy with your other travel documents.
Complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) online before you land, then show your visa and supporting papers at immigration.
Straightforward tourist e-Visa applications are often processed within roughly one to two weeks, but times swing with the season and how busy the system is. Apply well ahead and check the current turnaround on the official portal before booking non-refundable travel.
A single-entry tourist visa commonly allows a stay of up to around 60 days, and it can often be extended once at an immigration office inside Thailand. Your exact permitted stay is set when you enter and shown on your visa or entry stamp, so read it carefully and confirm the current rules on the official source.
Our Lahore-based visa team can review your documents and guide your Thailand application. Talk to us before you book your flights and hotels.
Most Pakistani travellers apply online through Thailand's official e-Visa system at thaievisa.go.th. You create an account, complete the form, upload your passport, photo, flight and hotel bookings and bank statement, pay the fee and wait for approval. You usually apply from inside Pakistan. Confirm the current process on the official portal before you start, as the rules change.
Straightforward tourist applications often come back within about one to two weeks, though it can be quicker or slower depending on the season and volume. Apply at least a few weeks before your trip and avoid booking non-refundable travel until your visa is approved.
The usual set is a passport valid for at least six months, recent photos, return flights, hotel bookings for your stay, recent bank statements showing enough funds, and the completed form. Proof of employment or studies helps. Check the official list for your exact visa category.
No. Pakistani passports are not on Thailand's visa-on-arrival list, so you cannot get a visa at the airport. You need to arrange your visa before you fly, normally the online tourist e-Visa applied for from inside Pakistan. Confirm the latest position on the official Thai e-Visa portal or with the embassy before you travel.
Yes. We help you understand the current requirements, get your documents in order, and book flights to Bangkok or Phuket along with hotels for your stay. Reach out and we'll walk you through the steps for your dates.