Category: Travel to Thailand

Thailand Pass Registration System Updated Amidst Monkeypox Concerns

In light of a recent monkeypox case, the Division of International Disease Control and Quarantine and the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) have introduced mandatory health screenings for tourists and amendments to the Thailand Pass Registration System.  Introduction of a New Monkeypox Variant in Thailand The Ministry of Public Health has detected a highly […]

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New Bangkok-Vientiane Rail Service Offers Additional Travel Options to Expats and Tourists

On July 13, 2024, a test run was conducted for a new cross-border rail service linking Thailand’s capital of Bangkok to the Laotian capital of Vientiane. The test was just a short journey from Nong Khai Railway Station to Vientiane Station in Laos, but this vital stretch of railway will serve as a new link […]

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Government Cancels Controversial 2024 Thailand Tourist Tax Plan

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin announced the cancellation of the planned 300-baht tourism tax, a policy where every foreign tourist would be charged an entrance levy if they travel to the Kingdom by air. After fielding criticism and concerns from within and without, the government now believes that removing this fee will encourage tourists to spend […]

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Important: Double-Check Your Entry Stamps in Thailand

If you’re traveling to Thailand, you should be careful of receiving the wrong entry stamp, letting you stay for less than or greater than your intended period. These are known as “bad stamps” and can result in grave consequences regarding your status in Thailand if not resolved in time.  Some of these errors can include: […]

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Thailand To Lift TM 6 Requirement At Malaysian Borders

On November 1, 2023, the requirement to fill out a Tor Mor 6 (TM 6) immigration form was lifted for visitors of all nationalities entering Thailand from Malaysia by land through the Sadao checkpoint in Songkhla province for a period of 6 months, with the last day being April 30, 2024.  Since then, Thailand has […]

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Australia To Open E-Visa Services In Sydney

On March 1, 2024, the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Sydney announced that from March 19 onwards, an online stickerless e-visa application system will be implemented for Australians looking to visit Thailand on a tourist visa. This means that applicants will no longer need to submit their passports in person or by post to the Consulate-General, […]

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More Countries to Be Considered for Visa-free Travel to Thailand

Interest in traveling to Thailand has surged to even greater heights than ever before, prompting an increasing number of countries to implement visa exemptions. Foreigners interested in booking a vacation to Thailand may be excited to hear that a significant number of countries are now exempted from having to apply for a Thai visa before […]

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The Best Places to Shop in Bangkok

Bangkok is a sprawling metropolis laden with all sorts of activities to bask in along with numerous landmarks to go sightseeing at. Indisputably, Bangkok is a major travel hotspot in Thailand partly due to its massive shopping scene.  There is no greater location in Thailand that serves as a hub for buying clothing, accessories, sporting […]

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How to Travel to Thailand in 2024

Are you planning a trip to Thailand or moving into the country to make it a second home? If so, keeping yourself updated on the latest travel restrictions and news is essential. Here are a couple of updates to keep in mind: COVID-19 Testing: You’d be happy to know that you no longer have to […]

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Thailand Travel Restrictions 2024

Traveling to Thailand can be a challenging decision to make amid the rising tide of travel restrictions. As a result, it’s always best to know about the restrictions that Thailand has imposed upon certain visa users or certain nationalities. Here are the latest travel restrictions to keep track of this year: Travelers do not have […]

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