‘Thai king can return to Germany without visa’


Second home: Vajiralongkorn has spent much of his time in Germany since taking the throne in 2016. — Reuters

King Maha Vajiralongkorn does not need a visa to re-enter Germany, where the monarch has spent much of his time since taking the throne in 2016, the Foreign Ministry said.

The king, 68, returned to Thailand in October amid mass student-led protests demanding curbs to new powers he has taken, plus the resignation of the ultra-royalist prime minister, who first seized power in a military coup.

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