Thailand Halves Visa-Free Stay for Israeli Tourists to 30 Days

Thailand reduces visa-free stays for Israeli tourists from 60 to 30 days starting September 15.

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Thailand announced on September 3, 2026, that visa-free stays for Israeli tourists will be reduced from 60 to 30 days beginning September 15, 2026. ^[1] Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a Travel Rule requiring supervised crypto platforms to collect and transmit information identifying the people or entities behind coin transfers. ^[2] Israel is now among 60 countries and territories whose citizens receive visa-free entry to Thailand, but for a shorter period than before. ^[3] The new regulations were published in Thailand's Royal Gazette on Monday, September 3, 2026. ^[4] For transfers over 30,000 baht, the customer must also provide the recipient's province or city and country, and if the recipient is a legal entity, its registration number. ^[5] Supervised digital-asset operators must collect information on customers and their counterparties when coins are transferred and check the qualifications of intermediaries in the transfer route. ^[6] When sending coins from a wallet held with a regulated platform, a customer must identify the recipient even when the transfer is no more than 30,000 baht. ^[7]

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Thailand announced on September 3, 2026, that visa-free stays for Israeli tourists will be reduced from 60 to 30 days beginning September 15, 2026. · The Jerusalem Post
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a Travel Rule requiring supervised crypto platforms to collect and transmit information identifying the people or entities behind coin transfers. · cryptoslate.com
Israel is now among 60 countries and territories whose citizens receive visa-free entry to Thailand, but for a shorter period than before. · The Jerusalem Post
The new regulations were published in Thailand's Royal Gazette on Monday, September 3, 2026. · The Jerusalem Post
For transfers over 30,000 baht, the customer must also provide the recipient's province or city and country, and if the recipient is a legal entity, its registration number. · cryptoslate.com
Supervised digital-asset operators must collect information on customers and their counterparties when coins are transferred and check the qualifications of intermediaries in the transfer route. · cryptoslate.com
When sending coins from a wallet held with a regulated platform, a customer must identify the recipient even when the transfer is no more than 30,000 baht. · cryptoslate.com

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