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This question has probably already been asked, but it's not difficult for anyone to answer please. I'm going to rest in early February in Thailand for two weeks. The international passport ends on July 4, will I have problems at customs with the validity of the passport. Please post a link to the law. Thank you in advance.
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You still have time to get a new passport. I can’t immediately remember in which countries the rule is valid six months before the expiration date of the passport, but I didn’t want to take risks, I changed it just in case.
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answered 12 years ago
On October 1, a new law came out: in Thailand, a passport must cover the time of stay in the country by validity
01/10/2012
At the moment, for a trip to Thailand, it is enough that the period of validity of the passport covers the period of stay in Thailand.
Previously existing rules for the minimum validity of a passport - 6 months from the date of entry into the country - are no longer valid.
Please note that when flying to Thailand, a passenger must present at check-in his return ticket from Thailand to Russia or a ticket from Thailand to other countries, if the route outside Russia is not limited to Thailand.
01/10/2012
At the moment, for a trip to Thailand, it is enough that the period of validity of the passport covers the period of stay in Thailand.
Previously existing rules for the minimum validity of a passport - 6 months from the date of entry into the country - are no longer valid.
Please note that when flying to Thailand, a passenger must present at check-in his return ticket from Thailand to Russia or a ticket from Thailand to other countries, if the route outside Russia is not limited to Thailand.
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answered 12 years ago
what I wrote above, I found on the Tez Tour website, I don’t know the law itself, where to look, maybe on the website of the Kingdom of Thailand in Russia?
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answered 12 years ago
Why take the risk, there is still time to replace, it's better not to risk it, because the Thais are not predictable. We were in Pattaya not long ago, so on the tour I spoke with a man from Kazakhstan, on the last trip he was turned right
at the airport, the passport was less than 6 months old, so I think the risk is not justified
at the airport, the passport was less than 6 months old, so I think the risk is not justified
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answered 12 years ago
no one looks at the expiration date of the passport. Look at the visa. If you make a visa at the airport, then they will look only at the expiration date of the passport, and then not always. Recently, my wife in exile was given a visa validity period longer than the validity period of a passport :)))) These are Thais.
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answered 12 years ago
my daughter has 2 passports. In one there is a visa and there is no more room for stamps. They attached a second passport to the first one and put entry-exit stamps in the second, completely regardless of the validity of the first passport, which contains a one-year visa.
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answered 12 years ago