Are There Any Fees for Entering and Exiting Myanmar at Mae Sai?

Nov 30, 2019

5 years ago

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Are there any fees to be paid to the Myanmar border Immigration officials at Mae Sai when entering and then immediately crossing back to Thailand?

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When crossing the Myanmar border at Mae Sai, there are fees involved. Community members have reported costs of either $10 or 500 THB for entering and exiting back to Thailand.

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10$ or 500 thb

5 years ago

James ********

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