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Can I get a 60-day visa after a same-day land border run to Vientiane from Udon Thani?
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Dec 10, 2024
a year ago
Tim *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHas anyone recently done a visa land border run to Vientiane ( from Udon Thani) and returned the same day?
If so did u get 60 days upon returning to Thailand? UK passport here.
Thanks
If so did u get 60 days upon returning to Thailand? UK passport here.
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
Multiple users confirmed that it is possible to do a same-day visa run to Vientiane from Udon Thani and receive a 60-day visa upon returning to Thailand. They noted that many people engage in this practice regularly. However, there were mentions of potential changes in regulations, suggesting it's prudent to be prepared for any unexpected requirements.
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Stephen *******
Yes same day 60 day
JP *******
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Steve *******
@Sally ******
Well it's certainly not cheaper or easier especially if you're based in North or North East Thailand.Sally *******
@Steve ******
flying from Chiang Mai direct!Steve *******
@Sally ******
Still not cheaper or easier!Reply to
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Sally *******
Cheaper and easier to fly to Hong Kong.
Kirill **********
@Sally ******
bullshitSally *******
@Kirill *********
OK no need to rip my head off...I was trying to help.Reply to
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Paul *****************
@Sally ******
it clearly isn’tTim *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Sally ******
UD to HK is cheaper?? Really? 5 hr flight, with a connection/Change of aircraft in BKK…. Explain how 7K is cheaper than public transportation UD to Vientiane??Sally *******
@Tim ******
Chiang Mai to HK direct was £60 return in a day. Sorry was basing it on being near an airport obviously.Reply to
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Neil ********
I thought I saw they changed some rules so you have to stay over at least a night if not too. Go prepared just in case
Brandon ************
@Neil *******
that's only at Chiang Saen and Chiang Khong.Reply to
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Henrik *****
Loads of people do it every day, there are a whole industri build around doing that.
Михайло ********
Going to do the same on the 31st of December!)
Михайло ********
Yes, did it 5 times before. No issues at all
Michael **********
Михайло ********
@Michael *********
also hotel booking might be requested for visual check ✔️Михайло ********
@Michael *********
60 days, yes they requested return tickets 🎟️Reply to
Михайло ********
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SJ *******
It's not unusual....to be loved by anyone.
Tim *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@SJ ******
sorry ain’t happening….I’m a big fan of EnglebertМихайло ********
@SJ ******
thai style 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💰SJ *******
@Михайло *******
Thai version It's not unusual to love you long time.Reply to
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