Thailand retains current visa regulations for Vietnamese
Vietnamese citizens, who enter Thailand for multiple purposes, will
still be granted a 30-day visa exemption in accordance with an
agreement on visa exemption for ordinary passport holders inked by the
two countries, the Thai Embassy to Vietnam has said.
Vietnamese citizens, who enter Thailand for multiple purposes, will
still be granted a 30-day visa exemption in accordance with an
agreement on visa exemption for ordinary passport holders inked by the
two countries, the Thai Embassy to Vietnam has said.
At a meeting with representatives from the Consular Department under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam in Hanoi on August 14, the Thai side affirmed that their country respects and will continue implementing contents stipulated in the agreement on visa exemption signed between the two governments on May 9, 2000.
Under the document, Vietnamese holders of ordinary passports are allowed to enter and stay in Thailand for 30 days without visa.
The Thai Government has announced the enforcement of a new entry and exit policy from August 12 to deal with people who take advantage of the visa exemption policy to re-enter the country repeatedly and seek to work illegally.-VNA
At a meeting with representatives from the Consular Department under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam in Hanoi on August 14, the Thai side affirmed that their country respects and will continue implementing contents stipulated in the agreement on visa exemption signed between the two governments on May 9, 2000.
Under the document, Vietnamese holders of ordinary passports are allowed to enter and stay in Thailand for 30 days without visa.
The Thai Government has announced the enforcement of a new entry and exit policy from August 12 to deal with people who take advantage of the visa exemption policy to re-enter the country repeatedly and seek to work illegally.-VNA
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