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Vietnam Joins United States, Canada, Laos, and More as Thailand Explores Reducing Visa-Free Stay to Thirty Days to Combat Criminal Exploitation and Security Risks
Vietnam Joins United States, Canada, Laos, and More as Thailand Explores Reducing Visa-Free Stay to Thirty Days to Combat Criminal Exploitation and Security Risks Vietnam joins United States, Canada, Laos, and more as Thailand explores reducing its visa-free stay from sixty to thirty days. The proposed change is driven by concerns over criminal exploitation and security risks, with reports indicating that the current 60-day exemption is being misused for illegal work and as a transit point for criminal activities. By shortening the visa-free stay, Thailand aims to tighten its immigration policies,...