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Home » Visa question » Thailand visa application No. 152/20: Visa Exemption
Thailand visa application No. 152/20: Visa Exemption
Questioner: Cornelis
Until the corona crisis, we were used to getting a free 30-day visa upon arrival at Suvarnabhumi. Who knows how things are now? Or the coming months or even early next year upon arrival?
Reaction RonnyLatYa
Officially it is one “Visa Exemption”, ie a visa exemption of 30 days.
It will depend on the opening of the borders and especially the conditions that apply at that time whether you will immediately be able to use the “Visa Exemption” again or not.
Regards,
RonnyLatYa
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