Where exactly is Thailand located?

Where exactly is Thailand located?

Thailand is a Kingdom in Southeast Asia. It is bordered in west and northwest by Myanmar (Burma), in south west by the Andaman Sea, in east and north east by Lao PDR, in south east by Cambodia, in south by the Gulf of Thailand (an inlet of the South China Sea), and by Malaysia.

Is Thailand situated in China?

Thailand is an Asian country located in the southeast region of the continent. The country is part of the Indochinese Peninsula, meaning Thailand is located between China in the north and India in the west.

Is Thailand a safe country?

In general, Thailand is a safe country for travelers Yes! In fact, Thailand is rated as the least dangerous country in Southeast Asia for travelers. There is a history of social unrest and violent conflicts in parts of the country, but crimes in tourist areas are rare.

Is Thailand by Japan?

Distance from Japan to Thailand is 4,316 kilometers. The air travel (bird fly) shortest distance between Japan and Thailand is 4,316 km= 2,682 miles. If you travel with an airplane (which has average speed of 560 miles) from Japan to Thailand, It takes 4.79 hours to arrive.

Does Japan like Thailand?

The mutual affection between these two nations is rare in Asia, where historical, political and territorial tensions often complicate ties.

Can Thai travel to Japan now?

Visa Exemption for Thai Nationals Effective from 1st July 2013. As previously announced Thai nationals traveling to Japan for a short-term period will be exempted from visas. The Government of Japan has now announced the effective date is 1st July 2013 and the length of stay is for not more than 15 days.

What countries can Japanese not visit?

Kiribati – visitors who have been in Japan in the previous 14 days are not allowed to enter. Kuwait – nationals of Japan are not allowed to enter. Kyrgyzstan – visitors who have been in Japan in the previous 20 days are not allowed to enter.

Is USA on red list?

However, also as of that date, seven countries will be moved from the amber list to the highest-risk and most-restricted red list. The countries moving to the red list are Afghanistan, Bahrain, Costa Rica, Egypt, Sudan, Trinidad and Tobago and Sri Lanka.