It is necessary to strictly check the exit of Chinese tourists, but there is no need to worry!
In recent days, whether it is a short video or graphic information, there has been more news about the "strict inspection of Chinese tourists' entry".
Those overwhelming copywriting materials, as soon as they come up, I will give you a sentence: If you have documents, you may not be able to go abroad.
Immediately afterward, these bloggers will tell you:
So the picture was matched for a long time, and when I looked at the shape, it was not recent at all.
But these videos are not without logic.
The video finally pointed out that these very strict "entry-exit" inspections are actually to protect security, so once a problem is found, the ticket and visa will be invalidated immediately and will be "persuaded to return".
At the same time, through the observation of various platforms, Thailand.com did find that "some people are unable to leave the country, or they are stuck when they leave the country".
So far, these types of information transmitted on the Internet are still taking the route of "fuss".
First of all, should entry and exit be strict? Indeed, we must know that the security of entry and exit is the top priority, and northern Myanmar is close to extinction, and there are still "Cambodian telecommunications fraudsters" next door who are obsessed.
In the face of the "visa-free" launched by the whole of Southeast Asia in order to compete for Chinese tourists, and the trend of increasing the number of people leaving the country, it is the real responsibility and responsibility to treat everyone who enters and exits seriously, and to prevent fraud from the perspective of security and defense.
So, is there an official notice such as "escalation of the Great Strict Investigation"? No.
Most marketing accounts just expand the normal state of "strict inspection" to "sudden tightening".
In general, the Songkran Festival of Chinese tourists has made Thailand's "main battlefield" like that, and the number of visitors in the first quarter has skyrocketed by 422%, such a large scale, the results speak for themselves, how can there be any strict inspection, everyone is silky smooth entry.
That is, people who really have problems will definitely not be able to get out.
But everyone is fine, so what do you have to think about "check or not".
Regarding the "cash" investigation of entering Thailand, Chinese tourists must not be lucky!
During (or before) the Songkran Festival, many Chinese tourists have been inspected for entering the country, and it can take 3-4 hours to get out of the customs smoothly, or they may be "repatriated".
According to Thailand's long-standing "cash entry policy": any tourist entering Thailand, the staff will randomly check that each person must prepare 10,000 baht (about 2,000 yuan), and each family must prepare 20,000 baht (about 4,000 yuan).
There is no requirement for the currency, the equivalent currency is sufficient.
However, it has to be cash.
A very serious misunderstanding is that I don't need cash, I just have it in my card.
However, the recent scrutiny of this regulation has shown that Thai airport staff must see "cash", and "you yourself have cash", which can be taken out and held in your hands.
Recently, most of the tourists who didn't bring cash were questioned for a long time, and the final solution was to allow them to withdraw the required amount of 20,000 baht, but made it clear that "no example".
At the same time, many tourists also mistakenly believe that they have never encountered the situation of "checking cash", so with this "low probability" feeling, they are lucky, until they are found out that it has taken a lot of time.
In the same way, hotel itinerary and return ticket also need to be prepared in advance.
Thailand Airport "Dangerous Repatriation Behavior": Don't Take Pictures!
Recently, a Chinese tourist said that when he was queuing up at an airport to enter Thailand, he was too excited to see the relevant "no photography" warning sign, and was warned by the Thai airport staff.
The Chinese tourist was then pulled aside and, under the watchful eye of the staff, deleted all the photos before he could leave.
The staff solemnly said: Thai airport is a strict management area, no photography is allowed, the disruption of order is serious, and the airport immigration department has the right to consider giving "repatriation processing".
"It is common sense that some areas of the airport are not allowed to take pictures, but with the development of short videos, tourists from many countries will take out their mobile phones to take pictures of the surrounding situation when they come to Thailand, and show that they have arrived in Thailand on the Internet, and there are many people, which is very lively...."
"But the important areas of Thailand to check the entry and exit of personnel are not allowed, if you want to shoot a short video, take your luggage and go out to shoot casually, you can shoot for a few hours...."
About "90-day check-in": It has nothing to do with visa-free travel for Chinese tourists!
"90-day report", ordinary Chinese tourists do not have to worry about visa-free entry.
The online saying that "if you don't report for duty, you will be fined when you leave Thailand", it is only for foreigners who stay in Thailand for a long time, and it has no connection with ordinary tourists.
Because according to the current Sino-Thai permanent visa-free policy: "Chinese tourists, a single entry does not exceed 30 days, and 180 days does not exceed 90 days." ”
That is, Chinese tourists who enter the country without a visa will have a partition every 30 days.
Guide to refuting rumors: Thailand.com will release the latest Thai policy as soon as possible
Every rumor, the Thai network will come out to explain, whether anyone reads it or not.
For each new Thai policy, Thailand.com will release it as soon as possible and interview Thai representatives for professional interpretation.
The opening of visa-free access will turn many details that are "obviously common sense" into "new Chinese tourists don't understand everything", leading to unnecessary complaints, which is not conducive to friendly development.
In this case, Thailand.com will regularly publish all kinds of popular articles, regularly clean up all kinds of "ignorant rumors", and take the initiative to remind all potential safety hazards and rumors and misunderstandings in the near future.
We hope that our work will protect all Chinese tourists.
We also welcome our compatriots to talk to us in the comment area and private message of Thailand.com.
We expect that in the future, more people will be able to understand China and Thailand more deeply.
Text: Thai Mesh Cloth Week Ten Faces