Can I use my retirement visa with multiple reentries for land border crossings to avoid a 90-day report in Thailand?
Apr 8, 2019
6 years ago
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation discusses the possibility of using a retirement visa with multiple re-entries for border crossings by land (to Myanmar, Laos, or Cambodia) to avoid the 90-day reporting requirement in Thailand. Comments confirm that as long as the visa has a multiple re-entry stamp, it is permissible to make a border run by land. However, some caution that this method can be costlier compared to simply visiting an immigration office to fulfill the 90-day reporting obligation.
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