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Burma to Allow Thailand to Cross Mae Saeng Bridge with Black Book for 14 Days

Summary by shannews.org
While Thailand is announcing the selection of visa-free visas for 60 countries, the Burmese army is allowing Thai citizens to cross the tourist bridge to Kengtung for 14 days with a black Border Pass. According to the Mae Saeng News, the security department; The administration and the Burmese immigration department are still in talks. However, depending on the situation, the laws may change at any time and it is important to keep an eye on the n…
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While Thailand is announcing the selection of visa-free visas for 60 countries, the Burmese army is allowing Thai citizens to cross the tourist bridge to Kengtung for 14 days with a black Border Pass. According to the Mae Saeng News, the security department; The administration and the Burmese immigration department are still in talks. However, depending on the situation, the laws may change at any time and it is important to keep an eye on the n…

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shannews.org broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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