Thailand introduces an e-visa system for Pakistani travellers
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1 month ago
The Royal Thai Embassy in Pakistan has launched an e-visa system, making it easier for Pakistani citizens to apply for travel visas online without visiting the embassy.
The new system streamlines the application process, reducing the need for physical documentation and in-person visits. Travellers can now submit their applications online, with processing expected to take up to 14 working days.
The e-visa system offers multiple visa categories, including tourist, transit, and non-immigrant visas, and is available to all non-Thai citizens.
Thailand remains a popular travel destination due to its rich culture, scenic beaches, and historical landmarks. This digital initiative aims to enhance convenience for Pakistani tourists and business travellers.
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