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Can Indians get visa on arrival at the Poipet-Thai border for a border run?
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Sep 17, 2022
4 years ago
Tenacious ******
ORIGINAL POSTERCan Indians get visa on arrival at Poipet-Thai border or do they have to apply for it in advance at Thai Embassy here in Phnom Penh? I don't intend to spend time in Thailand. It's just for border run for Cambodian eVisa stamp. Thanks for your help🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
Indians cannot receive a visa on arrival at the Poipet-Thai border. Instead, they should apply for a visa in advance or may be eligible for a 30-day visa exemption (or 45 days starting from October 1st). Additionally, some comments suggest that the Poipet border may not be the best option for a border run.
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Mickey ***********
Your going the wrong way. Cambodia is the border run. Grass is greener over here..
Brandon ************
That's one of the worst land borders in Thailand, especially if you're just doing a border run. I'd look elsewhere
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
can you pls suggest?Brandon ************
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any other land border that offers visa on arrival. Stuart posted a link of all of themReply to
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Steve *******
No visa on arrival but you should get a 30 days visa exemption or 45 days after 1st October.
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not available for Indians, they're still visa on arrivalKool *******
@Darren ******
VOA goes from 15 days to 30 days after October 1st.Darren *******
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correctReply to
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Oh, my bad, I missed that the OP was Indian.Reply to
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Stuart *********
List of entry points listed here.
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Tenacious ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
Thank you but this is an old list. Do you have an updated one or is there a way to confirm that information mentioned in this list still holds valid in 2022?Reply to
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