Can I get a 30-day extension at Mae Sai border after extending a 60-day tourist visa?

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Nov 10, 2017

7 years ago

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Quick question: Can I get 30 days at Mae Sai border if I have already extended a 60 day tourist visa by 30 days? Thank you (Australian)

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Yes, you can get a 30-day extension at the Mae Sai border if you have already extended a 60-day tourist visa by 30 days, provided you have not utilized two 30-day visa exempt entries by land within the same year.

Tod *********

as long as you haven't gotten two 30 day visa exempt entries by land this year you're fine getting one at the Mae Sai - Tachiliek border with burma.

7 years ago

Ryan ********

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Thanks

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