Do I need to notify Immigration every time I do a border run with my METV?

METV Thailand immigration border run Visa rules Mae Sai 60 days visa policy expat advice

Oct 17, 2018

6 years ago

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Hi group! So I got my first METV valid till April 2019. Now question is: Every time I'll come back from Mae Sai for the 60 days border run shall I notify it at Immigration or just keep it silently till next run? Thanks

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The user is inquiring whether they need to notify Immigration each time they complete a 60-day border run from Mae Sai, under their METV, which is valid until April 2019.

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And as pointed out many times on this page, without location where you are there is no answer possible. Sorry.

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