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Are unlimited land border runs only allowed to Singapore, Indonesia, and Brunei for visa purposes in Thailand?

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Dec 23, 2018

6 years ago

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Unlimited land border runs only going to Singapore, Indonesia and Brunei 

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The statement suggests that unlimited land border runs from Thailand can only be conducted to Singapore, Indonesia, and Brunei. This implies that these countries might have specific agreements or regulations regarding re-entry that facilitate unlimited border runs for visa purposes.

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