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Соглашение между Россией и Таиландом об отказе от визовых формальностей было подписано в 2005 году и позволяло гражданам обеих стран пребывать на территории другого государства без визы до 60 дней.
Таиланд с 15 сентября сократил срок безвизового пребывания россиян с 60 до 30 дней.
Дипломаты также напомнили об ограничениях на использование visa-run.
МОСКВА, 15 сен — РИА Новости. Королевство Таиланд с 15 сентября сократил безвизового пребывания россиян с 60 до 30 дней, об этом напомнил в своем Telegram-канале консульский департамент МИД России.
"В отношении граждан России будут действовать положения соглашения между правительством Российской Федерации и правительством Королевства Таиланд об условиях отказа от визовых формальностей при взаимных поездках граждан 2005 года, согласно которым допускается въезд, выезд и пребывание на территории Таиланда без необходимости оформления виз не более 30 дней", — говорится в сообщении.
Дипломаты также напомнили об ограничениях на использование так называемых visa-run (кратковременные выезды из страны через наземные пункты пропуска с последующим возвращением для продления срока пребывания).
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