To ensure your admission and arrival in Thailand proceed smoothly, all international students are required to complete the following 3 main steps:

1️⃣ Step 1: Online Enrollment Confirmation & Student Registration (Most Critical)

All admitted students must confirm their enrollment and register in the Naresuan University system. Failure to complete this within the specified period will be considered a forfeiture of your study rights.

• Period: June 15 – 20, 2026
• Registration Website: https://www.admission.nu.ac.th/registar
• Required Documents for Upload:
  • Personal Photo: A full-body, straight-faced photo. (Format: JPEG / Size: 1 inch / Resolution: 300 x 400 pixels, 300 dpi / File size: Not exceeding 1.5 MB).
  • Educational Credentials: A copy of your official academic transcript or degree certificate (Format: PDF).

Account Generation: Upon successful completion of your registration, you will receive your Student User Account and Student Email Account. These credentials will grant you access to NU’s online systems, including the Registration System (REG), university Wi-Fi, student email, and online learning platforms.

2️⃣ Step 2: Student Reporting & Tuition Fee Payment

After successfully registering in the system, you must report yourself and pay the required tuition fees. Your payment receipt is a mandatory document needed to issue your official visa request letter.

• Complete your student reporting and pay the tuition fees through the channels specified by the university.
• Save your official Payment Receipt as a digital file and forward it to your respective Faculty/Department coordinator.

3️⃣ Step 3: Royal Thai Student Visa Application (Thai E-Visa)

Thailand currently utilizes the online Thai E-Visa system for all student visa applications. You must wait to receive official supporting documents from your Faculty before submitting your visa application online.

• Faculty Process (What the university does for you): Once you provide your payment receipt, the Faculty will process an official Visa Request Letter. To do this, the Faculty coordinator will compile:
  • A copy of your Passport bio-page.
  • The official Admission Announcement (issued by the Graduate School).
  • Your tuition fee payment receipt (from Step 2).

Once the official Visa Request Letter is approved, the Faculty will email the file directly to you.

• Student Process (Your Action Items for the Visa): Once you receive the official Visa Request Letter from the Faculty, log in to the official Thai E-Visa platform. Please carefully review the specific document checklist requested directly by the E-Visa portal, as the official admission announcement alone is not sufficient to grant a visa.
  • Fill out the application, upload the Visa Request Letter provided by the Faculty, and attach all other required immigration documents.
  • Await your digital E-Visa approval before making final travel arrangements to Thailand.

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📌 Important Reminder: Please strictly adhere to the registration window of June 15 – 20, 2026. The university system automatically closes after this deadline, and late registrations cannot be processed.

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