Thailand introduces strict new reporting requirements for property owners hosting foreign guests, mandating registration within 24 hours to immigration authorities. Noncompliance could lead to legal consequences, so property owners and hosts must stay informed about these critical new regulations.
Thai citizens are frustrated with South Korean immigration rules leading to frequent deportations, but Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin plans to address the issue. The Korea Tourism Organization and Thai netizens are also taking action and advocating for dialogue to resolve the situation. ThaiKoreaRelations VisaIssues TravelFrustration DialogueForChange TourismAdvocacy.
The proposed visafree policy for Chinese visitors is expected to be discussed in the first cabinet meeting this week, emphasizing the government’s commitment to boosting tourism, one of the country’s major foreign exchange earners. With the new policy set to launch on October 1, major tourism provinces are preparing for a significant increase in Chinese visitors, who make up a large portion of international tourists.