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Thailand to collect entry fee from international visitors

The Government of Thailand has approved the collection of an entry fee, ranging from 150 - 300 THB (4.3 - 8.7 USD), from all international visitors to this country, starting on June 1.
Thailand to collect entry fee from international visitors ảnh 1Passengers at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok, Thailand (Photo: Xinhua/VNA)
Bangkok (VNA) - The Governmentof Thailand has approved the collection of an entry fee, ranging from 150 - 300THB (4.3 - 8.7 USD), from all international visitors to this country, startingon June 1.

Accordingly, the fee will be 300 THB for foreign arrivals by airand 150 THB for those by land and sea.

However, all one-day visitors will be exempted from the fee.

Holders of work permits in Thailand will also have to pay theentry fee as the system doesn’t differentiate them from normal tourists, butthey will receive refunds later.

The Thai Government expected to collect about 3.9 billion THBfrom the entry fee this year.

Minister of Tourism and Sports Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn said partof the fee will be used to cover health and accident insurance for touristsduring their stay in the country as well as to help restore local touristattractions. 

Thai authorities have long considered the fee collection frominternational tourists, but the move was repeatedly delayed due to the COVID-19pandemic.

In late January, the Tourism Council of Thailand forecast thecountry will welcome over 30 million foreign tourist arrivals in 2023, muchhigher than the prediction of 25 - 27.5 million issued earlier by theGovernment./.
VNA

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