Main steps for Thai nationals
Thai passport holders need a visa before travelling. Complete the DS-160 online, pay the fee and book an interview at the U.S. Embassy Bangkok or the Consulate General in Chiang Mai as the system allows.
Documents we help prepare
Consular officers decide mainly on the interview and the DS-160. Supporting documents such as employment letters, bank statements or marriage certificates should have accurate English translations with names matching the passport.
What we do not do
We are not affiliated with the embassy, never submit false information and cannot guarantee a visa outcome; decisions rest with U.S. consular officers.
Frequently asked questions
Must every document be translated?
Non-English documents you will present should be translated; check the embassy's list first.
Can I reapply after refusal?
Yes, but only meaningful new information helps; reapplying with the same facts does not.
Does a US visa interview need translated documents?
Bring originals; consular officers may ask for English translations of Thai documents such as house registration or a marriage certificate, so prepare them before the interview.
Send your documents for our translation team to review
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Sources
Reviewed by the translation team at Thai Law & Accounting Services · Last reviewed 4 Oct 2026 · General information, not legal or immigration advice for your specific case