What are the requirements for a tourist visa itinerary when traveling to Thailand?

Wherever u are getting your information it is wrong

Easy to complete now , merely say “queuing at the gas station for fuel” for each day of your intended stay!!

No it doesn't

Base it on current rough plans. Nobody cares if it changes. If your first night is booked then include that.

My guess would be that if you don't have family that you will be staying with when in Thailand and have no plans on what to do or where to stay then you're not likely to be a tourist so don't meet the requirements of a tourist visa. All you probably need is hotel booking, sightseeing plans etc. Probably even just a list of hotels and some details of what you plan to do would do (go to Pattaya to get drunk & laid might not be a good plan).

Your a tourist and you want to visit Thailand!

If they are asking for a full itinerary. Accommodation has to be shown as booked and confirmed. Be careful, only book accommodation that offers free cancellation and utilise this option once in possession of your tourist visa. It's unethical towards the accommodation owners but what you are being asked to do by some embassies is just ridiculous.

For mine, I just made up a route from BKK across to Kanchanaburi then south down to Krabi, booked hotels with free cancellation policies staying 3 or 4 nights ending with 10 nights in Krabi and flying out of there to Kuala Lumpur on my 59th day.

Once in possession of the tourist visa I cancelled all accommodation bookings and only kept the flight remaining for proof on entering Thailand. Thankfully, the throwaway fight only cost 26€.

It does not only depend on the embassy, it mainly depends on the officer (Embassies Employee) processing the application and the officer’s interpretation of the requirements.

You dont need a full itinerary

Only flights

Bit awkward if you want to rent a car and explore for a couple of weeks!

It looks like some countries are exempt from applying for visas in Thailand which is the case from here in Australia. When I go there and it's at least once a year. I bring a copy of the digital card, accommodation and flights. I also bring a copy of my meds from my doc just in case. Looks like the countries not exempt are required to provide more info

And thailand requests because to many tourists stay. Work off laptop. Sell drugs. Scamming. Or do tour guiding jobs. Thailand doesn't want those people.

Someone told me it's a round trip flight information along with the proof of accommodation (Hotel, Dorm, Guesthouse etc) but some people prefer to accommodate themselves according to what the location has to offer in favor of their taste of living. As these optimistic people are also creative yet follow the righteous path and they reserve hotels (that have "pay at the property" facility) through booking websites for the requirement of visa application (sometimes they also book hotels for a day or two so they can decide if they will be extending or changing), moreover, they reserve their accommodation (with the "Pay At Property" facility) according to the date of their arrival and departure just to let the officer know that they will obviously will be sleeping on a comfy bed.

Anyways, I don't know if it's a real thing because I saw this in a movie, have a safe journey.

Edit 1: There was also a part where the one traveling asked his Travel Agent to reserve a ticket of a flight that was supposedly to fly after a month with return after a few days and he used that reservation (which the agent actually gave him for free because it was just a reservation which could have been cancelled or changed) for the visa application.

Edit 2: Oh, I just saw the ending. The person who did all actually changed his plan after he got his visa and decided to travel two weeks later to his reserved flight and accommodation and due to that he cancelled the flight reservation (which he received for free, actually) and the accommodation reservation as well. (which he was supposed to "Pay at the property" on arrival).

Edit 3: Oh, shit, the movie had post credit scenes too. The country he was traveling to also had another requirement called TDAC which is a document that consists of the same details (accommodation, round trip information) and is necessary to obtain prior arrival, (its free and is filled and received online instantly) however, he easily filled the form to receive the document because he had the flight details (which were booked and paid this time, actually) and he used the same old reservation of accommodation online to pay at the property upon arrival trick for the form.

As long as you can fill out Thailand Digital Arrival Card you should be fine.

... know where you go for fun.

Why you want to hide in land of smiles? You want ladyboy company it okay. We see you in Nana Plaza. You spend time in Silom area too. It okay, you have fun.

Where you coming from? Nevermind going to say not needed but I seen you were looking at 90 days

Your flight ticket details your hotel reservation proof bank details for starters

And what you're planning to eat.

I’m filling out a tourist visa and it’s asking for 3 month bank statement. Am I on the wrong site? Seems like a lot for a tourist visa.

It doesn’t require an itinerary

No, it doesn’t require any itinerary

If immigration asks you for your travel plans

- show accommodation booking

- show outward travel ticket

And possibly you may get asked to show cash to the value of 20,000 baht

That’s it

You have to tell them where you are staying and have a ticket to leave

Very few embassies actually require bookings for a tourist visa.

The online application just asks for your arrival date, exit date, and sometimes flight number. All of those can be easily found online from any airline or travel search engine.

Then they ask for the first place you plan on staying, so just put the hotel you were looking at.

Fully booked flights in and out of Thailand, fully booked accommodation for the duration of stay. You upload the pdf files into the application

Try the internet for some ideas. Like where are you planning to arrive, what area.