Thailand Eases Visa Restrictions for Six Middle Eastern Countries

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Thailand has eased visa rules for citizens of Middle Eastern countries to boost the kingdom’s position as a medical hub.

The cabinet approved a policy to allow 90-day visas on arrival for people seeking medical services from Bahrain, Kuwait, Omar, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The visa holder may be accompanied by up to four relatives.

Currently, visas on arrival are only good for 15 to 30 days. Due to Thailand’s cheap and professional medical services numerous people have come from overseas for medical services.

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