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The 60-day visa-free entry procedure to Thailand has been canceled.

An online visa application is required for entry into the country.

The 60-day visa-free entry procedure to Thailand has been canceled.

The Thai government has approved a proposal to amend the visa-free entry and visa-on-arrival system for the country. This was reported by the "Dunyo" news agency in a news item.

 

According to the document, starting from July 15, 2024, the 60-day visa-free regime currently in effect for citizens of 93 countries, including citizens of Uzbekistan, will be abolished.

 

The decision will come into force 15 days after its publication in Thailand's official "Royal Gazette." The document is expected to be published next week.

 

Under the new procedures, citizens of Uzbekistan will no longer be able to enter Thailand without a visa. To enter the country, it will be required to obtain a visa online through the thaievisa.go.th portal.

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