The Mid-Autumn Festival National Day holiday is approaching. In order for you and your family to have a safe and smooth trip to Thailand, the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Thailand warmly reminds you as follows: 1. Prepare for your trip. Verify in advance that your passport is valid for at least 6 months and is undamaged, and prepare a round-trip or trip to a third country, proof of hotel or accommodation, and sufficient funds. Before entering Thailand, fill in the Thai electronic immigration card according to regulations. Be sure to apply for free through the official website of the Thai Immigration Service. Beware of counterfeit websites and fee agency scams. It is recommended to purchase overseas travel insurance in advance. 2. Enter the country according to law and regulations. Chinese citizens can travel to Thailand, visit family, etc. in accordance with the Sino-Thai visa-free agreement, and stay no more than 30 days at a time. Visa-free entry is not equal to unconditional entry; Thai immigration officials have the right to check the purpose of entry and related materials in accordance with the law. To work, study, report, etc. in Thailand, you must obtain a corresponding visa in advance, and do not overstay or engage in activities that are inconsistent with the reason for entering Thailand. Recently, Thailand has strengthened the management of people entering and leaving the Thai-Myanmar border area, so please be careful when visiting relevant regions such as Dafu and Mae Sot. 3. Pay attention to weather and natural disaster risks. Heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, etc. are still likely to occur in parts of Thailand in the near future. There are risks of flash floods and landslides in mountainous areas, and heavy wind and waves are likely to occur in the southern waters. Please pay close attention to the weather forecast and local warning information before traveling, adjust your itinerary reasonably, and stay away from dangerous areas. 4. Raise awareness of travel safety. Please keep your passport, mobile phone, wallet and other documents properly, choose official means of transportation and travel service agencies, never drive a motorcycle or car without a license, carefully participate in high-risk activities such as jungle flying, cave exploration, and snorkeling, do what you can and follow professional instructions, and use safety equipment properly throughout the process. Never go down to sea when there is a red flag on the beach, and strictly abide by the opening hours of the hotel pool. 5. Travel in a civilized manner and protect rights rationally. Respect Thai laws and regulations, religious beliefs, customs and cultural traditions, abide by the regulations governing places such as scenic spots and stadiums, and travel in a civilized and orderly manner. Never participate in illegal activities such as gambling or drug addiction, and be wary of fraud traps such as “high-paying recruitment” and “air tickets, room and board packages.” In case of disputes with travel agencies, airlines, etc., please keep calm, be careful to preserve evidence, and rationally defend your rights through negotiations, complaints, or legal channels.

The Mid-Autumn Festival National Day holiday is approaching. In order for you and your family to have a safe and smooth trip to Thailand, the Chinese Embassy and Consulate in Thailand warmly reminds you as follows: 1. Prepare for your trip. Verify in advance that your passport is valid for at least 6 months and is undamaged, and prepare a round-trip or trip to a third country, proof of hotel or accommodation, and sufficient funds. Before entering Thailand, fill in the Thai electronic immigration card according to regulations. Be sure to apply for free through the official website of the Thai Immigration Service. Beware of counterfeit websites and fee agency scams. It is recommended to purchase overseas travel insurance in advance. 2. Enter the country according to law and regulations. Chinese citizens can travel to Thailand, visit family, etc. in accordance with the Sino-Thai visa-free agreement, and stay no more than 30 days at a time. Visa-free entry does not equal unconditional entry; Thai immigration officials have the right to check the purpose of entry and related materials in accordance with the law. To work, study, report, etc. in Thailand, you must obtain a corresponding visa in advance, and do not overstay or engage in activities that are inconsistent with the reason for entering Thailand. Recently, Thailand has strengthened the management of people entering and leaving the Thai-Myanmar border area. Please be careful when visiting relevant regions such as Dafu and Mae Sot. 3. Pay attention to weather and natural disaster risks. Heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, etc. are still likely to occur in parts of Thailand in the near future. There are risks of flash floods and landslides in mountainous areas, and heavy wind and waves may occur in the southern waters. Please pay close attention to the weather forecast and local warning information before traveling, adjust your itinerary reasonably, and stay away from dangerous areas. 4. Raise awareness of travel safety. Please keep your passport, mobile phone, wallet and other documents properly, choose official means of transportation and travel service agencies, never drive a motorcycle or car without a license, carefully participate in high-risk activities such as jungle flying, cave exploration, and snorkeling, do what you can and follow professional instructions, and use safety equipment properly throughout the process. Never go down to sea when there is a red flag on the beach, and strictly abide by the opening hours of the hotel pool. 5. Travel in a civilized manner and protect rights rationally. Respect Thai laws and regulations, religious beliefs, customs and cultural traditions, abide by the regulations governing places such as scenic spots and stadiums, and travel in a civilized and orderly manner. Never participate in illegal activities such as gambling or drug addiction, and be wary of fraud traps such as “high-paying recruitment” and “air tickets, room and board packages.” In case of disputes with travel agencies, airlines, etc., please keep calm, be careful to preserve evidence, and rationally defend your rights through negotiations, complaints, or legal channels.