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Tourist Visa Exemption countries are: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bahrain, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Singapore, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States of America and Vietnam.
Thailand holds bilateral agreements on visa exemption for holders of passports from Brazil, South Korea and Peru, and these passport holders are given a 90 days stay.
Citizens of Bhutan, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, India, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Maldives, Mauritius, Oman, Poland, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Taiwan and Ukraine who need to apply for a 15 day Visa on Arrival at designated checkpoints and Airports will again be charged from March 5, 2010.
Tourist visas has been issued free of charge since June 25, 2009 in an effort to revive the Thai travel and tourism industry.
As mentioned above, all Royal Thai Embassies and Consulates will start charging again for Tourist visas from March 5, 2010.
Во второй части, что вы процитировали, явно тупят. По части бесплатности - вроде они раньше редко не верную информацию давали.mvs писал(а):Значит на тайвизе тупят.
Sergey22 писал(а):Во второй части, что вы процитировали, явно тупят. По части бесплатности - вроде они раньше редко не верную информацию давали.mvs писал(а):Значит на тайвизе тупят.
Yatsan писал(а):Везде дается информация, что по прилету в аэропорту визу можно оформить только на 14 суток.
Stas Fisсher писал(а):Товарищи! То есть я так понимаю, после 4 марта виза будет стоить 1000бат.А насчет 30-дневного срока пока изменений нет.
Free visa and $10,000 riot insurance for tourists extended by one year
BANGKOK: -- Less than one month after Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed Thaivisa.com that the free tourist visa scheme would end on March 5, 2010, the Thailand Government has announced the tourism stimulus package will continue for another year, including $US10,000 in free riot insurance for tourists.
The extension of the tourism industry stimulus package was approved by the cabinet today, March 2, 2010 in response to a request from the Ministry of Tourism and Sports.
The extension will be effective from April 1, 2010 and go through to March 31, 2011 and appears to leave a three and a half week window in which tourist visas for Thailand will be charged for.
The tourism industry stimulus package includes: free-of-charge riot protection insurance worth US$10,000 for each foreign tourist; reduced aircraft landing and parking fees; help for state agencies to hold seminars and field trips in the country to boost domestic spending; and allows business operators who organise domestic seminars, training courses and tourist destination trips for employees to deduct the cost for tax purposes.
The extension of the tourism industry stimulus package came on the back of a report to cabinet that inbound foreign tourism arrivals for 2009 dropped 3 percent over those in 2008, resulting in an 8 percent drop in revenue to Bt527 billion (about $US16 billion).
The Tourism and Sports Ministry told cabinet that it expected inbound tourism arrivals for 2010 to increase by about 10 percent, to between 15.3 and 15.5 million, provided there was no major political disruptions throughout the year.
The $10,000 free riot insurance coverage was introduced last year and initiated by the Tourism Council of Thailand (TCT) in response to international insurance firms’ refusal to sell insurance coverage to visitors to Thailand following the 2008 closure of Thailand airports by members of the Peoples Alliance for Democracy (PAD).
When the insurance coverage was first introduced last year, Kongkrit Hiranyakit, president of TCT, said the government had set aside Bt190.75 million ($US5.820 million) for the initial six month period covering May to October, 2009, with the Ministry of Tourism and Sports responsible for paying the insurance premium of $1 per visitor.
The insurance policy provides for payments of up to $10,000 in the event of death, injury, and/or trip inconvenience, and appears to only cover people in possession of a 60-day tourist visa. Resident expatriates living and working in Thailand on non-immigrant visas do not appear to be covered for death, injury or inconvenience caused by riots.
appears to leave a three and a half week window in which tourist visas for Thailand will be charged for
zerokol писал(а):Stas Fisсher писал(а):Товарищи! То есть я так понимаю, после 4 марта виза будет стоить 1000бат.А насчет 30-дневного срока пока изменений нет.
вы путаете цену еды с временем работы ресторана
виза это одно, а 30 дней это срок безвизового пребывания граждан РФ, определенный взаимным договором ( и следовательно этот срок не может быть изменен в одностороннем порядке без денонсации данного договора).
andreyka.biz писал(а):Только что звонил в посольство в Москве. Для Россиян с 5 марта виза стоит 35 долларов на 30 дней если ставится по прибытии в Бангкок и 35 дол. на 3 месяца, если сполучаете в Москве.
andreyka.biz писал(а):Получается, что только 25 дней без визы?
Sergey22 писал(а):Извиняюсь за off. 25-ти дневное окно в марте на беспорядки выделили? Что бы на страховку не попадать.
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