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Can I re-enter Thailand on a 60-day stamp after a quick trip to Vietnam?

Thailand Visa Rules 60 Day Visa Exemption Travel to Thailand Entry and Exit Regulations Thailand Immigration

Nov 30, 2024

10 months ago

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I'm planning fly to bkk in Feb, get the 60 day stamp, after about 4/5 weeks, do 2 in Vietnam, return to fly out of bkk. all within the 60 days.

can u do this (leave an rtn to bkk) on the 60 day stamp, or do I need something else? 

thanks in advance!

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You can indeed leave Thailand and return on a 60-day stamp without needing a visa. Each entry into Thailand under the visa exemption policy grants you a new 60-day stay. Therefore, you can travel to Vietnam for a few days and re-enter Thailand with a new stamp valid for another 60 days.

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Lynnette *******

Each entry you get 60 days with no visa.

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Yashar *******

@Brandon ***********

appreciate if you could also advise on my travel arrangement.

Im planning on going back to Thailand for the third time this year. Each time my stay was short around few days only. (Going back again on visa exemption)

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Brandon ************

every entry on visa exempt is 60 days

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Yashar *******

@Brandon ***********

so you reckon entering for the third time in one year shouldn’t be any problem?

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Stevie ********

my first year I did returns from Malaysia, Vietnam and India as well as 2 border runs to Cambodia

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Yashar *******

@Stevie *******

thanks for the response.

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Graham ******

a third entry in your case will not get a second glance, don't worry

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Yashar *******

thanks mate.

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Brandon ************

there is no limit written into law. The immigration officer has discretion to let you in or not.

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Brandon ************

You don't need to do anything. You'll get a new 60 day stamp when you return.

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