Nice to Know Facts Before Arriving to Thailand
Embarking on a journey to a different country is undoubtedly thrilling, but it can also be accompanied by a fair share of stress. Navigating unfamiliar territory and distinguishing between genuine practices and potential scams can be overwhelming. Having resided in Thailand for nearly two years, I've experienced firsthand the mix of excitement and apprehension that comes with such an adventure. Reflecting on my time there, I've compiled a list of invaluable insights—details I wish I had known prior to arrival that would have undoubtedly smoothed my transition and enriched my experience upon arrival. Wat Arun during Yi Peng Lantern Festival, Bangkok, TH Tourist Visa Argentinian Passport For travelers holding Argentinian passports, Thailand offers a Bilateral Agreement where a visa is not required. The only requirement is to possess a yellow fever certificate, which you'll need to present at the designated booth after landing and before proceeding to the immigration offi...