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Can I re-enter Thailand on my marriage visa just before it expires for 90 days?

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Sep 2, 2024

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Stephen *******************

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My 1 year marriage visa Multiple Entry  obtained without proof of funds at Survanakhet Laos expires on the 20/09/2024 

Have the rules changed or can I still go out and back in to thailand on the 19/09/2024 and get 90 days ?

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The user inquired whether they could leave Thailand on the last day of their marriage visa and re-enter to receive another 90-day stamp. Comments confirm that re-entry before the visa expiry should grant the additional 90 days, but there are potential restrictions on same-day returns at some borders that should be researched.

Declan **********

Yes, if you leave on the 19th and return on the 19th you will be given another 90 day stamp. However, you should search the forum prior to leaving and some of the Laos borders do not allow same day return (although, this may only be enforced with visa exemption border runs, I'm not 100% sure, so better to research)

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Stephen *******************

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@Declan *********

Thank you I appreciate your advice

I believe the Mukdahan Savanakhet border does allow it as I have previously done it in one day every 90 days but I will make this trip a day earlier for safety 👍

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

@Stephen ******************

the new rules just started 2 weeks ago. Chiang Khong and Chiang Saen are requiring people to spend 2 nights in Laos per orders from above. Haven't really received reports if it has happened at other borders, or if it only affects people without a visa. Still a lot unknown.

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Stephen *******************

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

Maybe the the border crossings which are often abused by tourist visas get hit first

I must admit Savanakhet has always been the last border crossing to adjust because of the business between Laos and Thailand via the friendship bridge

Just a thought 🤔

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Michael ********

Yes you get the 90 days as long as enter before visa expires

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Stephen *******************

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@Michael *******

Thanks Michael

Its ways best to ask the knowledge of others before you take the chance 🙏

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