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	Teerat said the Cabinet Tuesday approved the draft agreement on the visa exemption and the draft would be presented for the prime ministers of the two countries to sign when Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra visits Myanmar in December.</div>
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14-day stay entry visa to be exempted for Thais, Myanmar people

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14-day stay entry visa to be exempted for Thais, Myanmar people

Thais and Myanmar people will be exempted from entry visa for 14-day stay when the two governments sign an agreement on the exemption in December, Government Spokesman Teerat Ratanasevi announced Tuesday.

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