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For trips under 30 days, citizens of ASEAN countries and other 48 countries — including the United States, Canada, and much of Europe — do not need a visa to travel as a tourist to Thailand. For visitors who wish to stay longer than 30 days, they may apply for a 30-day extension in Bangkok, at the Thai Immigration Bureau office, or apply for a 60-day tourist visa at a Royal Thai Embassy before entering ThailandFor visitors who wish to stay longer than 30 days, they may apply for a 30-day extension in Bangkok, at the Thai Immigration Bureau office, or apply for a 60-day tourist visa at a Royal Thai Embassy before entering Thailand
Thailand will only accepts Thai baht for legal tender. Other currency will get you nowher in Thailand. The fee of exchange in ATM maybe hard to accepted so i recommend you should exchange to Thai baht before you go.
Thailand's traffic system is impressive. Most travel takes place on the roads, which are largely of good quality surface-wise. You can choose anyway to travel you like. Special, you can travel by boat or raft to explore the local place. One more note, in Thailand people drive on the left side of the road.
No, They cannot. In Thailand, drivers are just drivers. Tour guides need to be licensed by the National Tourism Authority. Tour guides are the only persons legally entitled to escort tourists. But most driver can speak English and you can ask them the information about your destination or where should you go.
It's best to show respect for the local religions and culture, especially when you're visiting temples and pagodas, with the general advice being to dress conservatively. This means wearing long trousers and a top that covers your shoulders. You may also be required to remove your shoes when entering a temple or pagoda.
The internet system of Thailand is one of the best in Southeast Asia. The e-ticket booking system in Thailand is also incredible fast. Just a few step choose the date, the route and the seat. Payments are also processed online and you're ready to go.
