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[pkspeaker]

http://wikitravel.org/en/Thailand

"Visitors arriving by air receive 30-day permits (except for citizens of Korea, Brazil and Peru who get 90 days)," is this true? why do they get 90 days entry visas?

[Lite Beer]

http://wikitravel.org/en/Thailand

"Visitors arriving by air receive 30-day permits (except for citizens of Korea, Brazil and Peru who get 90 days)," is this true? why do they get 90 days entry visas?

Bilateral Agreement.

[sjaak327]

http://wikitravel.org/en/Thailand

"Visitors arriving by air receive 30-day permits (except for citizens of Korea, Brazil and Peru who get 90 days)," is this true? why do they get 90 days entry visas?

Yes, and also arriving by land by the way.

Mutual Visa exempt arrangements with these countries.

[pkspeaker]

so if your from korea, you can just come here w/o a visa and keep re-entering, each time getting 90days just like if you had a multiple entry non-immigrant 'O' visa (which is what i have but can be a pain in butt to get,, man thats sweet, i wish my country had a freken bi-lateral agreement ..

[Lite Beer]

so if your from korea, you can just come here w/o a visa and keep re-entering, each time getting 90days just like if you had a multiple entry non-immigrant 'O' visa (which is what i have but can be a pain in butt to get,, man thats sweet, i wish my country had a freken bi-lateral agreement ..

Yep. 90 days at a time.

[Jimjim]

Yes, I've known Koreans in Bangkok and they confirmed it was true.