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Can Indonesian Passport Holders Stamp at Myanmar Border During Visa Runs?

Nov 16, 2019
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Hello guys, I will go visa run on Tuesday. I am Indonesian. I am worried about this article. Do you know if it's true or not or if still happened that "Myanmar border not stamp Indonesian, South African and Russian"? PS: I am free to enter Myanmar
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An Indonesian user is concerned about a claim that their passport may not be stamped at the Myanmar border during a visa run. Comments clarify that they might have been confused about different border points, confirming that Indonesian passport holders can stamp at the Phu Nam Ron border.
Tod *********
I think you are confused. You originally posted this in the Chiang Mai expat group <- leading me to believe that you are asking about the Mae Sai - Tachiliek border with Myanmar.

The image you show is from a visa run company that leaves from bangkok and goes to the Phu Nam Ron border with Myanmar in Kanchanaburi Province. And i was wrong :O Indo passport holders CAN bounce there.

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Amornrat **********
as said that screen shot must be from years ago, since December last year Indonesian are free to bounce unlimited times and they OK to bounce t Ban Phu Nam Ron.
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Benjamin ******
I don't know.

This is from
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Amornrat **********
this is a screen shot from years ago, nowadays Indonesia are unlimited at any border.
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