Travel To Thailand More Than 90 Days New Visa Rules From October 1 2006
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Travel to Thailand for Over 90 Days? New Visa Rules from October 1, 2006
Overview
Have you visited Thailand before? Known for some of the world's most stunning beaches and islands, Thailand offers a unique culture and warm hospitality, attracting many foreigners who choose to relocate here.
Bangkok, the bustling capital city, is rich in modern conveniences. Its transportation options include buses, the Skytrain, and an underground system. Additionally, the famous Chao Phraya River provides boat transport through the city's heart.
The nightlife in Bangkok is vibrant, featuring diverse venues across areas like Silom, catering to both straight and LGBTQ+ communities.
New Visa Regulations
Before October 1, 2006, obtaining a visa for Thailand was relatively simple. Many nationalities could secure a 30-day visa on arrival. Travelers could then make a quick border exit and re-entry to receive another 30-day visa waiver.
However, significant changes have been instituted!
As of October 1, 2006, Thailand introduced new visa regulations to control the frequency of foreign entries. Under this policy, visitors can only stay in Thailand for 90 days within a six-month period. After reaching the 90-day limit, you must leave Thailand and remain outside for another 90 days before re-entering.
Visitors still receive a 30-day visa on arrival. But once you've stayed for 90 days, you must leave and remain abroad for the subsequent three months.
For those applying for a visa at a Thai Embassy, a single-entry visa grants a 60-day stay, which is extendable by another 30 days for 1,900 Baht (approximately $50 USD).
It's important to distinguish between the visa expiration date and the authorized length of stay in Thailand, as determined by immigration upon entry. The visa's expiration date does not indicate the duration of your permitted stay.
For more information, contact Thai Immigration in Bangkok at +66 2287-3101 to 10 or visit [www.immigration.go.th](http://www.immigration.go.th).
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