Thailand’s new visas: Deeper Dive

It’s never been simpler to travel to Thailand and remain there for a long time thanks to the new immigration rules released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In a significant modify, the entry mark will be for 60 days and retractable at an emigration workplace for another 30 days, increasing the number of nations ready for visa-free entry from 57 to 93, including China and India. Up to 15 days of short-term employment in Thailand is permitted, but you must first obtain permission from a labor department or the airport. &nbsp,

If you come from a state not on the request provision record, there may also be good news: Visa-on-arrival is now available for another 31 places, up from the previous 19. But it’s a single-entry mark for just 15 days, and it costs 2, 000 baht.

The maximum amount of health insurance coverage for those on pension visa has been reduced from 3 million to just 400 000.

Additionally, the 40, 000 international students who attend Thai colleges and universities are permitted to stay for a year after graduating, as well as having the option to work in their fields.

New 5-year immigration

A new Destination Thailand visa that will be valid for five years and help remains for up to 180 days, with an extension to a year in full, has been really caught the attention of those who want to live in Thailand for long.

But it’s not for everyone, and the devil is in the information. Naruchai Ninnad, a senior official in Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the person responsible for creating the new regulations for the most recent version of the Bangkok Post’s Deeper Dive vodcast, joins me to answer your questions. Plug “play” below.