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Can I cross into Myanmar from Ranong for a 180-day visa extension from Chumphon?

Dec 25, 2025
4 months ago
Peter **********
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Has anyone recently gone to Ranong then crossed into Myanmar for their 180 day extension? We are going to be in Chumphon so only 2 hours away, so thought it would be nice and easy. We have our own car,so we'd drive down, drop off the car and hop onto a boat, ideally coming back the same day. I've been in and out 5 times so far on DTV and not had any problems, but that was flying. Also how much should this cost me?
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A user is inquiring about the process of crossing from Ranong to Myanmar for a 180-day visa extension, expressing interest in a same-day return while driving from Chumphon. Several comments confirm that this is a straightforward process, with one offering assistance for organized trips from Chumphon and noting that costs for the boat trip are minimal.
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Brandon ************
I think it's just a few hundred baht for the boat trip and a little bit of money for the Myanmar side. Shouldn't cost much at all
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Anonymous ******************
Done it, quick and easy
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THAI *****************
We are located in Chumphon and gladly assisting you with a border/ visa run to Myanmar.
@THAI ****************
We just did one recently with our customer 😊
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VISA **********************
Now they are traveling to the border with Myanmar in an organized group from Hua Hin; the price needs to be inquired.
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