Thailand
The destination in brief
Thailand means warm sea all year round, inexpensive street food and clear tourist infrastructure: from backpacker guesthouses to all-inclusive resorts. People come here for beach holidays on the islands of the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, for the city life of Bangkok, and for the north — Chiang Mai, with its temples and mountains.
The best time is the dry, cooler season from November to March: minimal rain, comfortable humidity and a clear sea. April and May are hot, and from June to October the monsoon rains arrive — short but regular, and prices are noticeably lower then.
The destination works well for couples and families with children, for groups on their first long-haul holiday, and for anyone who wants plenty of impressions on a moderate budget. There is enough English on the tourist islands to get by without sign language.
| Visa | Visa on arrival for up to 30 days For tourism with a passport; check the current visa-free period before departure. |
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| Internet and eSIM | eSIM available Tourist eSIMs can be set up before departure; local SIM cards are available on site too. |
| Direct flights from Russia | No data Check with the airlines — schedules and connections change. |
| Payment with a Russian card | Not applicable Cards issued by Russian banks do not work abroad; bring cash and cards from another jurisdiction. |
| Languages, English | English is enough In tourist areas and hotels it is easy to make yourself understood. |
| Safety | Calm for tourists Ordinary everyday care; keep an eye on the forecast during the rainy season. |
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When to fly
A reference point for the dry season: November to March is the most even period without prolonged rain. The peak falls on December–February (and prices are higher), while March is still dry but noticeably hotter.