Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens

Thai citizens can request Azerbaijan’s visa online and receive it by email, without an appointment at the new embassy in Bangkok. The Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens is filed on a single application for up to ten travellers and arrives as a secure link once it has been approved.

Thai flag beside the heading Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens, with the key facts: valid 90 days, stay up to 30 days, standard processing 3 working days, urgent 3 hours

Thai passports and the visa requirement

Thailand is not one of the eight countries whose citizens can currently enter Azerbaijan visa-free, but Thai nationals may use the electronic visa. Our eligible countries list sets out every nationality in that position, and the Azerbaijan eVisa page explains the system.

An embassy in Bangkok since December 2025

For years Thailand was covered from Azerbaijan’s embassy in Kuala Lumpur. That changed on 11 December 2025, when the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in the Kingdom of Thailand was officially opened in Bangkok, as announced in a press release of Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The embassy handles consular matters and other visa types; the Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens does not pass through it. Our Azerbaijan embassies page lists it under Thailand; its street address and phone numbers had not been published when this guide was written.

Buddhist Era years and the form

Thai documents in daily use often give the year in the Buddhist Era, which runs 543 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar. The date fields on our form use the Gregorian calendar, so a year written as 2569 BE is entered as 2026. Copy the passport expiry date from the passport itself, where it appears in the format used internationally.

Travelling with friends from the region

Malaysia, Viet Nam, Indonesia and Brunei Darussalam are on the eVisa list, so a mixed ASEAN group can share one application, each person with their own nationality; each of them enters their own passport details. Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar are not on the form, so travellers on those passports cannot be added.

Completing the Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens

Names are typed in the Latin spelling printed in the passport, which can differ from the way a name is romanised elsewhere. Alongside the names, each traveller gives nationality, travel document type, occupation, home address, passport number and expiry, and uploads a photo-page scan as JPG, PNG or PDF up to 8 MB; every passport must remain valid for 180 days after arrival. Trip details and a single email address and phone number are entered once. A Thai mobile such as 081 loses its leading 0 after +66, becoming +66 81 and the rest. See visa requirements.

Three travellers and two speeds

Each traveller pays USD 59 for standard processing or USD 130 for urgent, so three people spend USD 177 or USD 390 on the Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens. Standard gives a result within 3 working days and needs the arrival to be at least 4 days after the application; urgent gives one within 3 hours, so even a flight that same evening can be covered. The amount is billed in Azerbaijani manat, AZN 100.30 or AZN 221.00 a person, and the fee page lists what can be refunded.

Ninety days to enter, thirty days to stay

The visa is usable for 90 days and covers up to 30 days in Azerbaijan. Visitors who remain longer than 15 days must register their address, explained under migration rules, and duration of stay describes longer visits.

What our team does after payment

We check each traveller’s entries against the scans and ask you to fix anything that does not match before the application is lodged on the official portal; Azerbaijan’s authorities then decide. An approval email holds a secure link to every eVisa, to be printed and kept with the right passport, and check your application status resends that link whenever needed. When your dates are fixed, the application form for the Azerbaijan eVisa for Thai citizens is the place to start, and the FAQ covers other questions.

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