Thailand has postponed its plans to implement the electronic travel authorisation (ETA) system, said the foreign ministry on Monday (Sept 23). The ETA was initially slated to launch in December this year,

Singaporeans and travellers from 92 other visa-exempt countries will need to apply for an ETA before their trip to Thailand.

Countries that have long had ETAs include Australia, Canada, and the United States, where it is called the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA). Other than Thailand, several countries this year have made plans to implement the system.

Travelers from 93 visa-exempt countries planning a trip to Thailand will soon have to apply for an electronic travel authorization (ETA) permit. Some media reports suggest a pilot phase will begin in December,

Holders of Dominican passports and travelers from 92 other visa-exempt countries planning a trip to Thailand will soon have to apply for an electronic travel authorization (ETA) permit. The new measure will begin rolling out on December 1 and

From December, visitors to Thailand will need a mandatory electronic travel authorisation (ETA) for travellers from some 93 visa-exempt countries, including Singapore. But what is an ETA, why do we need one when we’re already visa-exempt,

Travellers from Hong Kong and 92 other visa-free countries will need an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) before their Thailand trip.