Do I receive a 30-day stamp when entering Thailand by land or air on a US passport?

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Apr 29, 2019

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I understand if I fly into Thailand I get a 30 day stamp on my US passport. I was wondering if I take a bus or car across the border entering Thailand if the stamp will still be 30 days or if it will be 15 days.

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When entering Thailand, US passport holders receive a 30-day visa stamp if they arrive by air or land. Therefore, whether you fly into Thailand or enter via bus or car, you will still receive a 30-day visa stamp upon entry.

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