ฉันต้องต่อวีซ่า
Chǎn tông tò wisâ
I need to extend my visa.
Usage
Used when visiting immigration to apply for a visa extension
Grammar Note
"ต้อง" is a necessity modal. "ต่อวีซ่า" literally means to continue/renew the visa
ต้องใช้เอกสารอะไรบ้าง?
Tông chái èkkàsǎn àrai bâng?
What documents do I need?
Usage
Used to ask which documents are required for visa or immigration procedures
Grammar Note
"อะไรบ้าง" asks about multiple items. More inclusive than just "อะไร" (what)
สำนักงานตรวจคนเข้าเมืองอยู่ที่ไหน?
Sǎmnák ngan trùat khon khâo mueang yù thî nǎi?
Where is the immigration office?
Usage
Used to ask for the location of Thailand's immigration bureau
Grammar Note
"อยู่ที่ไหน" asks where something is located. "อยู่" indicates location/presence
ฉันมีวีซ่าท่องเที่ยว
Chǎn mi wisâ thông thîao
I have a tourist visa.
Usage
Used to explain the type of visa you hold to immigration or hotel staff
Grammar Note
"มี" expresses possession or existence. "ท่องเที่ยว" means to travel/sightsee
ฉันอยู่ได้นานแค่ไหน?
Chǎn yù dâi nan khâe nǎi?
How long can I stay?
Usage
Used at immigration to confirm the permitted length of stay
Grammar Note
"ได้" after a verb indicates ability or permission. "นานแค่ไหน" asks about duration
ฉันต้องการขอวีซ่า
Chǎn tông kan khǒ wisâ
I would like to apply for a visa.
Usage
Used to formally express intent to apply for a visa
Grammar Note
"ต้องการ" expresses desire or need. "ขอ" is a polite verb for requesting or applying
ค่าธรรมเนียมวีซ่าเท่าไหร่?
Khâ tham-niam wi-sâ thâo rài?
What is the visa fee?
Usage
Used to ask about the visa application fee
Grammar Note
"ค่าธรรมเนียม" specifically means official fees/charges. "เท่าไหร่" asks 'how much'
หนังสือเดินทางของฉันหมดอายุในวันที่ [วันที่]
Nǎngsǔue doen thang khǒng chǎn mòt ayú nai wan thî [wan thî]
My passport expires on [date].
Usage
Used to inform immigration officers about passport expiry date
Grammar Note
"หมดอายุ" means validity expires. "หนังสือเดินทาง" literally means 'travel book'
ฉันต้องการวีซ่าทรานซิต
Chǎn tông kan wi-sâ traan-sít
I need a transit visa.
Usage
Used when applying for a transit visa for an airport layover
Grammar Note
"ทรานซิต" is borrowed from English 'transit'. Thailand offers visa exemptions but transit rules vary
ต้องกรอกบัตรขาเข้าที่ไหน?
Tông kròk bàt khǎ khâo thî nǎi?
Where do I fill in the arrival card?
Usage
Used to ask staff where or how to complete the arrival card. Since May 2025 the paper TM6 has been replaced by the online Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), submitted before arrival
Grammar Note
"บัตรขาเข้า" is the arrival card. "กรอก" means to fill in a form or field. Today the card is the online TDAC
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