Can I bring fruit from China to Thailand?

You can't bring fruit from China to Thailand.

Articles prohibited and restricted from going to Thailand:

1. prohibited articles?

1. All items listed in the prohibited entry scope:

(1) fresh fruits and vegetables;

(2) Tobacco leaves (excluding cut tobacco);

(three) seeds (seedlings), seedlings and other plant materials with reproductive capacity;

(4) Organic culture medium.

2 manuscripts, printed matter, films, photographs, records, films, audio tapes, video tapes, laser discs, computer storage media and other articles involving state secrets; ?

3. Precious cultural relics and other articles prohibited from leaving the country; ?

4, endangered and precious animals and plants (including specimens) and their seeds and propagation materials. ?

2. Articles restricted from leaving the country?

1, precious metals such as gold and silver and their products; ?

2. National currency; ?

3. Foreign currency and its securities; ?

4, radio transceiver, communication security machine; ?

5. Valuable Chinese medicine villages; ?

6. General cultural relics; ?

7. Other articles restricted from leaving the country by the customs.

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Matters needing attention when entering Thailand:

Tourists who bring plants, living animals, pets and animal products into Thailand must apply to the Ministry of Agriculture of Thailand in advance, and after obtaining approval, they will go through customs clearance procedures with the Thai Customs on the basis of passing the animal and plant inspection and quarantine. It is forbidden to bring pork and pork products into Thailand.

Tourists from China who travel to Thailand from a third country can apply for visas on arrival at international airports such as Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang, Chiang Mai, Phuket and Krabi, as well as entry-exit checkpoints at border ports such as Don Mueang, and their stay will not exceed 15 days.

If the visa expires, you must pay the fine for overstaying and be sent back to China. The fine is 500 baht per day, with an upper limit of 20,000 baht. You can pay the fine directly at the airport immigration office. If you refuse to pay the fine, you will be prosecuted by the Immigration Bureau and detained in the immigration detention center before the court decides.

Since March 20, 20 16, the General Administration of Immigration of Thailand has increased the penalties for overstaying foreigners. Overstayers who surrender to the Immigration Bureau according to regulations, as well as foreigners who have stayed in Thailand for more than 90 days, are not allowed to enter the country within one year after leaving the country; Residence time exceeds 1 year, and entry into Thailand is prohibited within 3 years; Stay in Thailand for more than 3 years and be prohibited from entering Thailand within 5 years; Stay in Thailand for more than 5 years, and you are not allowed to enter Thailand within 10 years.

China Consular Service Network-Entry and Residence in Thailand

China government website-list of prohibited items in People's Republic of China (PRC)

China Government Network-List of Animals and Plants and Their Products Prohibited from Bringing or Mailing into China in People's Republic of China (PRC).