Thailand to lure Japanese business travellers with visa-free entry starting on January 2024


BANGKOK (Bernama): Thailand granted visa exemption for Japanese entering the kingdom for short-term business trips, in a bid to encourage economic cooperation between the two countries.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Kanchana Patarachoke said the cabinet on Tuesday approved a visa exemption for holders of Japanese passports or valid travel documents entering the kingdom temporarily for short-term business purposes.

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