Visa on arrival in Thailand now available to Georgian citizens
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Visas on arrival will now be available to Georgian citizens visiting Thailand from now on.
Georgian citizens will be able to spend up to 15 days in Thailand after receiving a visa on arrival at the border.
Thailand. Photo: National Geographic
Georgian and Thai citizens, owning diplomatic and official passport, as well as office-related passports, were exempt from visa requirements a month ago on March 14.
Georgia and Thailand signed the agreement on September 26, 2018.
Visas on arrival will soon be available to Georgian citizens visiting Thailand.
Visas on arrival will be available to Georgian citizens arriving in the country starting April 14, 2019.
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Georgia has taken 15th place in the global passport power rank 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. A real-time global-ranking of the world’s passports, Passport Index, ranks passports by their total mobility score.