Bangkok proposes a three percent tourist tax

Bangkok proposes a three percent tourist tax

The city authorities expect a billion baht in revenue, but the hotel industry fears high rates and damage to the region’s attractiveness. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is considering introducing a three-per cent tourism tax on hotels and other accommodation establishments. The BMA estimates that this measure could generate approximately 1 billion THB (approximately USD…

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Thailand and Cambodia

Thailand and Cambodia have limited the duration of visas for land tourists

The restriction of stays to seven days applies to land tourists arriving from neighboring countries. Thailand and Cambodia introduce mutual restrictions on visa validity periods for citizens. The authorities of Thailand and Cambodia have introduced mutual restrictions on visa validity periods for citizens of neighboring countries. Cambodia has set a seven-day limit on the length…

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Thailand’s elite visa program is losing appeal

Changes in Thailand’s tax laws for foreigners and competition from new visa types are jeopardizing the Elite program. The Thailand Privilege Card (TPC) program, which provides long-term “Elite” visas to foreign nationals, faces new challenges. Changes to Thailand’s tax laws, which have sparked much discussion on social media, could negatively affect the program’s appeal. TPC…

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