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Thailand is set to reintroduce a controversial tourist tax, a decision that is already sparking heated debate in the kingdom. The new Minister of Tourism, Sorawong Thienthong, has announced his intention to introduce the tax of 300 baht () for visitors arriving by air, and 150 baht () for those ... Read the article

Thailand, the country of a thousand smiles, never ceases to surprise us. Having long juggled with paper visas and interminable airport queues, the kingdom is now giving itself a digital facelift. E-Visa here, ETA there... It almost looks like a menu from a trendy Bangkok restaurant. But make no mistake... Read the article

Thailand had originally planned to introduce its Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system in December 2024. However, the Thai government recently announced a postponement of this implementation via the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday. No new launch date According to an official statement from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the date ... Read the article

Thailand, known for its breathtaking scenery, rich culture and legendary hospitality, recently embarked on an ambitious project to modernize and tighten control of travelers entering its territory without a visa. Since July 2024, new rules have been in force, redefining entry conditions and profoundly altering the landscape of ... Read the article

In a bid to boost its economy, Thailand recently announced major changes to its visa policy. After offering 45 days and then going back to 30 days, the country is realizing that it needs a massive return of travelers to support its fragile economy. The new measures are aimed at attracting … Read the article

When planning a trip to Thailand, understanding the rules surrounding visa exemptions and visas on arrival can greatly simplify your preparation. Whether you are traveling for tourism or short-term business purposes, certain nationalities are granted exemptions that will facilitate your entry into this vibrant and culturally rich country.

This was already the case when entering Thailand from Malaysia: the Thai government recently announced the extension of its measure: temporary exemption from the TM.6 form, also known as the "arrival and departure card", for all tourists entering or leaving the country, between April 15 and October 15 ... Read the article

Travelers from Malaysia to Thailand will no longer have to fill in departure and arrival forms, as the Thai government plans to do away with the need for the T.M.6 form. This exemption is intended to further encourage tourism between Malaysia and Thailand by reducing inconvenience for travellers.

In response to the impact of COVID-19 on its tourism sector, Thailand has launched an innovative initiative to boost tourist safety and confidence. The "Thailand Traveller Safety" program, in effect from January 1 to August 31, 2024, offers up to 500,000 baht () of medical coverage for visitors in ... Read the article

The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently launched a mobile application designed to facilitate access to consular services. The app offers a range of information and services, including an alert system, Internet calls, an automated question-and-answer system and embassy location services.

Originally approved in February 2023 by the previous government, the plan was to charge 300 baht for foreign visitors arriving by air and 150 baht for those arriving by land or sea, with part of the funds earmarked for foreign tourists' health and accident insurance. However, the implementation date ... Read the article

The Thai authorities in France have announced new arrangements to simplify visa formalities for French nationals.

Thailand is a destination that enchants travelers from all over the world. With its pristine beaches, majestic temples and rich culture, this Southeast Asian country offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Thailand is facing a new tourism boom after pandemic-related restrictions. With efforts to encourage sustainable tourism and strengthen its position as a destination of choice, the country is ready to welcome a growing number of visitors.

In a bid to boost a tourism industry vital to its economy, Thailand has decided to temporarily grant visa-free entry to tourists from China. How will this work, and what impact will it have on the tourism industry?

On September 1, Thailand welcomed a new governor for its tourism sector. Ms. Thapanee Kiartphaiboon succeeds Yuthasak Supasorn, whose term of office had expired. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is the official government body that manages all tourism-related activities in Thailand, including the promotion of the country ... Read the article

Thailand's new Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, has pledged to boost tourism in Phuket by considering a visa extension to 90 days for nationals of certain countries. He also plans to increase capacity at Phuket airport in preparation for a possible surge in international arrivals during the peak season. Read the article

Thailand, a popular destination for travelers from all over the world, has recently taken steps to facilitate access to its territory. These changes, which range from simplifying visa procedures to optimizing issuance times, reflect the country's ambition to strengthen its tourism sector.

Thailand has agreed to postpone the application of the Thailand Tourism Fee (TTF) until September 2023. In a previous article, we spoke of a June 2023 implementation date. This is the second time the Thai government has postponed this decision.

It's so confusing! While the Tourism Authority of Thailand insisted on extending the 45-day visa waiver for some nationalities until the end of 2023, the Thai government decided not to follow the recommendation.

The Thai government recently unveiled a new set of rules designed to encourage foreigners to invest or work in 18 specific sectors in order to stimulate the economy.

It's now an open secret: the Kingdom of Thailand will soon be announcing an extension of the tourist visa exemption regime for many Western nationalities to 45 days.