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Thailand Cuts Visa-Free Stays for Tourists, Including Israelis
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Thailand has shortened its visa-free entry period for tourists from 60 countries, including Israel, to 30 days from the previous 60 days, effective September 15. Land border crossings will be limited to two entries per year under the visa exemption.
- 01Thailand reduces visa-free stays to 30 days for Israelis.
- 02New rules take effect September 15 for 60 countries.
- 03Land border entries limited to two per year.
- 04Extensions will be capped at approximately 60 days.
- 05Policy affects popular tourist destination for Israelis.
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