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Can holders of 90-day visa exemptions exit and re-enter Thailand at borders other than Thai-Cambodian border?

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Jul 25, 2017

8 years ago

Amornrat **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

We have just been informed, today, Tuesday 25th July 2017, that countries with 90 days bilateral agreement with Thailand, namely, Brazil, South Korea, Peru, Argentina and Chile will not be stamped OUT/IN for anolther 90 days visa exempt at any Thai-Cambodian border. It is OK to do a border bounce if they are holder of multiple entry Tourist or Non Immigrant Visa. Thank you

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TLDR : Answer Summary

As of July 25, 2017, citizens from Brazil, South Korea, Peru, Argentina, and Chile can no longer receive an additional 90-day visa exemption when crossing at Thai-Cambodian borders if they are not holders of a multiple entry Tourist or Non-Immigrant Visa. There are ongoing discussions among expats regarding the possibility of similar exemptions at Malaysia or Laos borders and the status at the Ranong border.

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Johnny **********

thank you for the update, any idea for the Ranong border? In the past those countries have got 90 days overland at Ranong

8 years ago

Amornrat **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Johnny *********

, they did not announce in advance, they just pulled our Brazilian customer to the side together with my staff and told them, sorry, can not stamp your country and the other countries for 90 days anymore. If you have multiple entry visa yes, but not visa exempt 90 days.

8 years ago

Johnny **********

@Amornrat *********

thank again, i'll find out soon as we sell this visa run trip every day.

8 years ago

Amornrat **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

No, I can not advise. Best to check with a service from Samui or Phuket.

8 years ago

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Amornrat **********

Ellie *******

Only Thai-Cambodian border? Can they get 90 days visa exempt at southern Thai-Malaysian border?

8 years ago

Ellie *******

OK, got it. Thank you anyway!

8 years ago

Amornrat **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I do not know about the rule for Thai-Malaysian border. Immigration at border here at Ban Laem told us that these 90 days visa exempt stamps for the 5 countries (Argentina, Peru, South Korea, Brazil and Chile) can not be obtained at Thai-Cambodian border anymore.

8 years ago

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Amornrat **********

Tod *********

Good to know. There was a report of a South Korean being denied bouncing out/in at the Mae Sai Tachiliek border with burma last week.

Do you know if they can exit/re-enter at the borders with Malaysia or Lao?

8 years ago

Tod *********

@Iv**

, yep they're fine (y)

8 years ago

Ivan ************

@T**

are EU nationals still OK at Mae Sai do you think? I was hoping to do a 2nd (and last) out/in there shortly.

8 years ago

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Ivan ************

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