SA KAEO, Dec 16 (MCOT online news) – Thailand and Cambodia on Thursday introduced mutual visa exemptions at some border crossings to mark the 60th anniversary of their bilateral relations and will push ahead for a plan to allow daily entry at three border passes, extending from only four days a week currently to seven days.
Sa Kaeo governor Sanit Naksuksri and Banteay Meanchey governor Oung Ouen jointly presided over the ceremony to launch visa-free entry between the two countries at the Thai-Cambodian friendship bridge, the permanent Baan Klong Luek border crossing in Aranyaprathet district in the eastern province of Sa Kaeo as a New Year gift for Thais and Cambodians.
Mr Sanit said Thailand and Cambodia agreed with the mutual visa exemption for Thais and Cambodians holding passports for two-week stays.
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Sa Kaeo governor Sanit Naksuksri and Banteay Meanchey governor Oung Ouen jointly presided over the ceremony to launch visa-free entry between the two countries at the Thai-Cambodian friendship bridge, the permanent Baan Klong Luek border crossing in Aranyaprathet district in the eastern province of Sa Kaeo as a New Year gift for Thais and Cambodians.
Mr Sanit said Thailand and Cambodia agreed with the mutual visa exemption for Thais and Cambodians holding passports for two-week stays.
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