Thailand Tightens Work Restrictions for Visa-Exempt Visitors Starting September 15
Thailand will restrict visa-exempt visitors to tourism only starting September 15. Previously, short business trips and work activities were permitted. This change aims to strengthen immigration and labor market control within the country.
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