Do Australians receive a 30-day visa exemption when doing a border run in Thailand?

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Jan 21, 2018

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Do Australians also get 30 days with a border hop?

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Yes, Australians can receive a 30-day visa exemption when they do a border run into Thailand. This applies to tourists entering Thailand through land border crossings.

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