Visa Delays Slash Latin American Arrivals by 30%, Minister Eyes Visa-Free Entry
Visa processing delays in Thailand have led to a significant drop of up to 30% in arrivals from Latin America. In response, the Thai government is considering implementing visa-free entry for some Latin American nations to boost tourism.
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