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Can I re-enter Thailand for another 60 days after a trip to Kuala Lumpur on a visa exempt entry?

Feb 15, 2025
a year ago
Kimberley ******
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Hubby and I came in on Visa exempt 60 day, and have gotten the 30 day extension. It expires in March, we want to visit Kuala lumpur from Krabi. If we fly there and stay a couple nights, can we fly back to Krabi and get another 60 days? So much more to see and do here in Thailand. Thank you.
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The user is currently in Thailand on a 60-day visa exemption, with an extension that expires in March. They are contemplating a short trip to Kuala Lumpur and want to know if they can return to Thailand afterwards to obtain another 60-day visa exemption. Comments suggest that as long as they haven't been in Thailand for a significant time prior to this entry, they should be able to successfully re-enter and receive the exemption again. It is also recommended to consider using a border bounce agent.
Arron *********
Shouldn't be a problem. Before they focused more on how many extensions you had.
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Emma ********
Yes
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Bill ********
Yes...
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Bob **********
Might want to use a border bounce agent
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Brandon ************
That should be fine as long as you haven't been in Thailand recently before your current entry.
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Kimberley ******
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We came to Thailand in December for first time. So we should be okay?
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Jo ******
@Kimberley *****
we came November, went to Vietnam after 59 days for 11 nights when we came back into Bangkok my hubby got questioned quite a lot and I think it was touch and go if he got let back in for another 60 days, very sweaty moment ๐Ÿ˜‚ so not anything guaranteed โœŒ๏ธโค๏ธ
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Nigel **************
@Kimberley *****
yes you should
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Chris **********
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@Chris *********
within 6 months or so. But each immigration officer has their own guidelines they go by. The longer the better
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Chris **********
@Brandon ***********
can officers be bought??
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Brandon ************
@Chris *********
you have to arrange that beforehand through an agent
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