Can an Australian with a visa exemption do a border bounce at Mae Sai, and will it be for 14 or 30 days?

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Dec 31, 2018

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Aussie with visa exemption. Can he do a border bounce at Mae Sai and if so 14 or 30 days? Thanks for replies

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An Australian citizen holding a visa exemption can theoretically perform a border bounce at Mae Sai. However, the duration of stay will typically depend on the specific border crossing regulations at the time and may vary between 14 and 30 days.

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