Foreigners arriving by air in Thailand no longer need to fill Tor Mor 6 form


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Cabinet on Tuesday (June 14) approved in principle a move to temporarily do away with an immigration form for non-Thai nationals entering or leaving the kingdom by air, also known as the Tor Mor 6 form, in a bid to help reduce congestion at airport immigration counters.

Deputy government spokesperson Traisuree Traisoranakul said the measure would be implemented for a specific time, after which there would be an evaluation to consider whether to permanently cancel Tor Mor 6.

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