Upon entering Thailand still valid 60 days free entry or 30 days??
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As of the latest information, the visa-free entry to Thailand remains at 60 days, with no confirmed reports of a change to 30 days. There have been discussions and speculations regarding potential changes due to economic conditions and other factors, but travelers currently continue to receive the 60-day exemption upon entry.
I know because Im Chilean and my wife argentinian.
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Vasily ***************
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Nay *****
The end of 2025 will be reduced to 30 days due to another pandemic.
Phil **********
Still 60 day and hoping it stays coz we want to come to Thailand December and January for 60 days.
Svetlana *******
if someone come in Thailand with rules of 60 days than he stay 60 days if something change and goes to 30 days he still can stay 60 bcs he came in moment of old rule
All country's why must mot leave it at 60days always happy to take our money so people survive but also to get extensions there clever add more baht to.our spending cash clever
David *******
Since they suggested it would happen they've had a severe earthquake and in last few days economic crisis of 37% tariffs to sell goods to USA. So there's serious question marks over GDP forecasts with income falling and fewer tourists. The Immigration officials need to think again if nows,the time to halve duration of foreigners visiting Thailand ? Makes no sense and only adds to Thailand's problems
actually their logic is pretty simple. All thise ridiculous restriction are funding the tons of agents existing. For them is better ppl to bounce every 2 months then every 3 months. Much more profitable, isnt it?
I heard the elite own the big thai hotels and are pissed off visitors are renting condos from foreigners (illegally ) and avoiding exorbitant hotel bills. They hate foreigner renting out the condo they sold him!
it doesnt matter in this case, they wont make me go to hotel no matter what. But this is a way to keep the food for the agents. It looks like the most profitable job out there
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Kevin *******
Anything can happen in Thailand. It always changes every day just because they say it’s going back to 30. It still could be a while who knows
correct, I spoke with a visa agent yesterday and she said she got back from vacation to find that agents can no longer open bank accounts for those seeking that service. No warning. Agents were blindsided. No matter what visa one has
it went into effect yesterday or after Friday. This is what she told me. I’m not making up stories. She was having problems getting with clients that were already in the pipeline for the service. She told me that is part of the service she can no longer provide until I’m sure it changes. 🤷🏽♂️. I have about 3 months so I’ll wait and see
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Ralph *******
Still 60. No news yet on the change.
Rob **********
At this stage it is still 60 days visa exempt.
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