Kazakhstan and Thailand have introduced a visa-free regime for 30 days. The corresponding government decree was signed on April 18.

“Citizens of the state of one party, holders of valid travel documents, the validity of which must be at least six months, are exempt from visa requirements for entry, exit, transit, temporary stay in the territory of the state of the other party for a period not exceeding 30 calendar days from the date of entry , a total of 90 calendar days during each period of 180 calendar days,” the document says.

It is worth noting that people who intend to stay in the territory of the state of the other party for more than 30 calendar days must obtain the appropriate visa required in accordance with the laws and regulations of the state of that party.

At the same time, each of the parties to the agreement reserves the right to refuse entry to a citizen of the state of the other party, whom it may consider undesirable, or to shorten or terminate their stay on the territory of its state in accordance with its legislation and rules.

In September last year, the Thai authorities exempted Kazakh citizens from the visa procedure as part of a pilot project. In February of this year it was extended until August 31. Now the visa-free regime for Kazakhstanis will operate without time restrictions.