Can I still apply for a 60-day tourist visa after two land border runs?

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Jul 1, 2018

6 years ago

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Hi, after 2 land boarder runs, can i still apply for a 60 days tourist visa?

Thanks

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Yes, you can apply for a 60-day tourist visa after making two land border runs. However, eligibility may depend on your passport's validity (it should have over 6 months left) and whether you've received any warning stamps from immigration.

Amornrat **********

yes, but it depends on your passport, if over 6 month validity, no previous warning stamp than it should be no problem.

6 years ago

Matthias *********

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Thanks a lot

6 years ago

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