Thailand Visa for CIS Citizens
Citizens of CIS countries (Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan) have varying visa arrangements with Thailand. Some are visa-exempt, others need visas or VOA.
Country-specific information
Payment and fees
Paying from CIS countries
Payment methods vary by country. Some CIS nationals face challenges with international card payments due to sanctions on Russia affecting the region.
Bank statements
CIS bank statements
Statements must be in English or translated. Major banks in each country are accepted.
Where to apply
Where to apply
Most CIS nationals apply at the Royal Thai Embassy in Moscow or Astana, or through the e-Visa portal. Ukraine has its own embassy arrangement.
Documents and legalisation
Document legalisation
Documents need apostille from the issuing country's MFA, then certified translation into English.
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FAQ
Do Ukrainians need a visa for Thailand?
Ukrainian citizens get 30 days visa-free. For longer stays, a visa is needed.
Do Belarusians need a visa?
Belarusian citizens get 30 days visa-free. For longer stays, a visa is needed.
Where do CIS nationals apply?
Most apply at the Royal Thai Embassy in Moscow or Astana, or through the e-Visa portal. Check which mission covers your country of residence.