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Do New Zealand citizens require visas to visit Thailand for a week?

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Jun 6, 2022

4 years ago

Craig **********

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Good Day if myself ,my wife and son want to visit Thailand for about a week do we require visas ?

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New Zealand citizens can enter Thailand visa-exempt for up to 30 days. However, they must also apply for the Thailand Pass and have Covid insurance.

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New Zealand citizens can enter Visa exempt for up to 30 days. At this stage you will still need to apply for the Thailand Pass, Covid insurance etc.

4 years ago

Craig **********

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@Alan ******

thanks for that if we are not NZ Citizens and are living in NZ on a work Visa how does it work then ?

4 years ago

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@Craig *********

what passports do you hold?

4 years ago

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@Alan ******

you a legend Thank you very much for your help

4 years ago

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Stuart *********

That info is well out of date. The 15 day land border rule was abolished years ago. If you are from one of the visa exempt countries you get 30 days by air or land. There is a limit of two land entries in a calendar year, but not by air.

4 years ago

Alan *******

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Googled and attached what came up, as long as the air entry days are correct all good, I reckon that's how he would come from New Zealand where he is now.

4 years ago

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@Alan ******

That site is run by a law firm and seldom updated. The domain name makes it look like an official government site and confuses lots of people with outdated stuff.

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