Can I use the Andaman Club visa run for an exit stamp on my multi-entry tourist visa in Thailand?

Visa Runs Thailand Immigration Multi-Entry Tourist Visa Andaman Club Kawthoung Exit Stamp Rules Visa Regulations

Apr 18, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hey guys,

I have a question on the rules around the Rangong - Andaman club visa run - I have a 6 mnth mutli-entry tourist visa and just need an exit stamp as my 60 days + 30 day extension is up. 

If Google is correct, I can just go to the andaman club for an exit stamp, rather than having to go to Kawthoung in Burma?

It is only people without a valid visa that cannot go to the Andaman club and have to go to Kawthoung Is that right?

(Trying to avoid a longtail boat to Burma 😊)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The query revolves around whether one can obtain an exit stamp from the Andaman Club on a multi-entry tourist visa without needing to travel to Kawthoung, Burma. Responses indicate that to activate a new entry on a multi-entry visa, travelers typically need to stamp in and out of another country. The Andaman Club, located in Myanmar, can still be visited for this purpose, with the option of a speedy boat trip, making it a viable alternative for individuals looking to avoid a longer journey.

Julia ************

Hi! Do you know the opening hours of the border? Going there on Friday and would love to catch the last boat back to Phangan at 13:30 from Chumphon to avoid the much longer trip to Surat Thani/Don Sak.

7 years ago

Steve *******

The only problem with crossing to Laos or Cambodia is their visa offices dont open untill 8am. Im not sure if that applies to Myanmar or even if you need a visa to enter there.

7 years ago

Steve *******

Not sure about that specific crossing, used many border crossings over the years and they've all opened at 6am.

7 years ago

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Steve *******

Gwydion *******

Andaman club is a hotel/casino in Mayanmar. You still have to get a boat there and stamp in/out. The speed boat takes about 15 minutes as opposed to around 45 minutes if you get a longtail from the town. Anyone can go to Andaman, not just people with a multi-entry visa.

7 years ago

Gwydion *******

Yes no problem. Check your enter before date on your visa. As long as it's not passed already, then you will get 60 days.

7 years ago

Jade *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you! This is what I needed to know.

I was unsure if the stamp there counts as an exit stamp, and, if I could get another 60 days on my METV by going.

7 years ago

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Jade *********

Steve *******

Im pretty sure you have to stamp in/out of another country to activate a new entry on your METV. Not sure about that particular crossing though, so I maybe wrong.

7 years ago

Jade *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

It's in Burma so I think it counts but I'm rather unsure

7 years ago

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Jade *********

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