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Can I get another 60-day extension by crossing at Ban Phu Nam Ron while holding a METV?

Jun 29, 2017
9 years ago
Leon ********
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Hi guys,

I've come to Thailand on a METV and I've already got a 60 day extension at the Mae Sai border crossing (in/out) + 30 day extension at the HH immigration office.

The enter before date on the visa is the 10 July.

Queston: Would it be possible to use the Ban Phu Nam Ron crossing into Burma (in/out) to get another 60 day extension, would I have any issues just going over and back on the same day?

I'm an Irish passport holder.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers :)
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The user has entered Thailand on a METV and has already obtained extensions totaling 90 days. They are inquiring if crossing the Ban Phu Nam Ron into Burma for the same day would grant them another 60-day extension and if there would be any issues with this process.
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Ryan *********
Am I right in saying that there are no border passes @ Ban Phu Nam Ron? You'd require a valid Myanmar visa to cross at that point.
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Leon ********
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@Ivan ***********
Thanks, I'll check out Ranong and hopefully that works out. ๐Ÿ‘
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Ranong is probably the nearest to Hua Hin- I believe you can get the boat to Myanmar from there and it is still open for visa runs.
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Leon ********
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I'm in Hua Hin at the moment, Ban Phu Nam Ron would have been the easiest option. Thx for the feedback.
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Ryan *********
Perhaps trying another border, or just heading to Laos would be a better decision.
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Leon ********
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Hi Ryan,

Thanks for the reply. I think you are correct in saying I'd require a valid Myanmar visa. I haven't found too much up to date information online about this crossing.
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