Traveling to Thailand with a baby or toddler? Whether you're planning a short visit or a longer stay, it's important to understand the visa requirements and options available for infants. Unlike adults, infants still need their own travel documents and visas—even if they’re only a few months old.
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For infant travelers, the most common visa options include the Tourist Visa, which can be obtained upon arrival or applied for in advance, and the Dependent Visa, if a parent or guardian is holding a valid Non-Immigrant Visa.
For an infant, the requirements may include:
The Tourist Visa can be extended, but the Dependent Visa's extension is tied to the main visa holder's extension.
As of May 1, 2025, non-Thai nationals, including infants, must fill out a Digital Arrival Card at least 3 days before entry. For families with multiple members, different visa options may apply to each individual based on their age and status.
Understanding the right visa path for your infant can be overwhelming, especially when requirements vary by country and consulate. At Thai Kru, we specialize in helping families navigate the visa process with ease.
Whether you’re coming to Thailand for a few weeks or planning a long-term stay, we can assist with:
Get in touch today to schedule a personalized consultation and make your family’s journey to Thailand smooth and stress-free.
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The team at Thai Kru is ready to help you. Contact Numfhon or Ericson to get help now.
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