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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.

Thailand has announced the imposition of a new tourist tax of 300 baht (8.37 euros) to come into force in June 2023.

Mr. Yuthasak Supasorn, Governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), revealed that according to the statistics of foreign tourists entering Thailand throughout 2022, from January 1 to December 31, it was found that there were 11,818,727 people, higher than the target of 10 million people that ... Read the article

Thailand has introduced a set of rules for international travelers arriving on its territory between January 9 and 31.

As of October 30, the country had welcomed 7.56 million travellers since the start of the year. 1.5 million visitors per month are expected until the end of 2022. This means that Thailand will soon reach its target of welcoming 10 million foreign travellers.

There are many reasons to move to Thailand: the paradisiacal beaches, the friendliness of the people, the gastronomy...

Good news, Thailand is extending its e-Visa to new countries. Since the end of 2021, the country has launched a 100% online (and no longer hybrid) e-Visa application procedure for stays in Thailand, enabling citizens or residents of 14 countries to complete the process online and receive the sesame ... Read the article

The Tourism Authority of Thailand unveils its intention to propose an innovative idea to the government. The idea is to extend the visa-free period, currently reduced to 30 days for European citizens. Here are some answers to help you find out more.

As of June 1, 2022, measures relating to the Thailand Pass will change. Following the last meeting of the CCSA (Covid-19 Situation Administration Center) held on May 20, the Thai government has decided on new measures. For international travelers: Foreign nationals ... Read the article

We've all been waiting for it: the meeting of the Thai government's Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday April 22 brought good news! The government announced the end of the Test & Go and Sandbox programs as of May 1, 2022. The opening up of the country ... Read the article

Since April 1, 2022, Thailand has further simplified the "Test and Go" entry procedure, which allows vaccinated travelers to arrive without quarantine by eliminating the requirement for a PCR test prior to departure. A Thailand Pass is still required. Extending the validity of the Thailand Pass ... Read the article

This Wednesday, February 23, 2022, the "Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration" (CCSA) has decided to abolish the requirement for a second PCR test on day 5 under the Test and Go quarantine exemption program to enter Thailand. As of March 1, 2022, this second test will no longer be mandatory, and ... Read the article

Thailand's Covid-19 Situation Administration Centre (CCSA) has approved a new system to complement the Test & Go entry system: the "Thailand Pass Hotel & Swaben". This system will control the movements of visitors after their arrival on Thai territory. The idea is to enable visitors' movements to be ... Read the article

Suspended on December 22 following the spread of the Omicron variant, the Test&Go program will be reintroduced in a few days' time. Vaccinated travellers will once again be exempt from strict quarantine on arrival in the country. However, it is important to take into account the new measures decided by the Thai authorities, supported by the Ministry of Health, to ... Read the article

Thailand has an unfortunate reputation for making entry into the country extremely complicated. This improves (slightly) on November 1 with the introduction of the Thailand Pass, which will partially replace the Certificate of Entry (COE). This compulsory document will enable you to upload all the necessary documents (hotel, flight, etc.), which will be processed in ... Read the article

After introducing a 14-day quarantine, the Thai authorities have announced a relaxation of entry conditions for international travelers from April 2021. Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health, announced: "Foreigners who have documents certifying vaccination, carried out between ... Read the article