Can my Canadian friend still perform a border bounce for a visa exempt stamp at Mae Sai in 2018?

Border Bounce Visa Exempt Stamp Mae Sai Border Crossing Thailand Visa Rules Canadian Expat Visa Regulations 2018

Jan 30, 2018

7 years ago

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Can people still do a border bounce for a visa exempt stamp at the Mae Sai border crossing..? My friend is from Canada. Also, he did two border bounces in 2017, is he ok to do another now that it is 2018..?

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The inquiry seeks clarity on whether a Canadian national can still use the Mae Sai border crossing for a border bounce to obtain a visa exempt stamp, considering previous border bounces in 2017 and that it is now 2018.

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