Can I get a stamp on the border crossing near Tak with a multiple entry visa?

Multiple Entry Visa Border Crossing Mae Sot Thailand Immigration Visa Regulations

August 20, 2018

6 years ago

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I have a multiple entree visa, can I get a stamp on the border crossing near Tak?

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Yes, you can get a stamp at the Mae Sot border crossing near Tak with a multiple entry visa. Many travelers have reported that the border officials are friendly and it is possible to bounce in and out to obtain another entry.

Mark *******

I've done it there, very friendly border.

6 years ago

Tod *********

You can bounce out and back in at the Mae Sot border with burma to get another entry on a valid multi-entry visa

6 years ago

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