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Do land border crossings from Cambodia to Thailand provide a 60-day visa exemption?

Visa Exemption Thailand Border Crossing Cambodia to Thailand 60-Day Visa Exemption Immigration Rules

Oct 7, 2024

2 years ago

Glenn *****

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Do land border crossing give 60 day visa exempt? 

I will be crossing from Cambodia and back. Chong Chom

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Yes, crossing from Cambodia into Thailand by land will grant you a 60-day visa exempt entry stamp, provided you are eligible for it. There is currently no limit on the number of such entries you can make per calendar year, but each entry is ultimately at the discretion of the immigration officer.

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Bart **************

Yes

2 years ago

Alan **********

How many times can you do this ?

2 years ago

Bart **************

@Alan *********

there is no limit of two entries per calendar year anymore.

2 years ago

Stephan ***********

@Alan *********

Serious answer: Until the IO tell you you can't.

They are pretty relaxed about it at the moment, but there is no guarantee that they let you in on exemption forever. It's always "up to the discretion of the IO".

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David ***********

Yes

2 years ago

Ian *************

Hell yeah party on bro

2 years ago

Brandon ************

Any entry regardless of how or where, if you don't have a visa and are eligible for visa exempt, will give you a 60 day entry stamp.

2 years ago

Glenn *****

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@Brandon ***********

my problem is when I go back to Cambodia I will have used my only reentry permit

2 years ago

John **********

@Glenn ****

why are you going? If you have a valid re-entry permit they will stamp you back in on your current stamp. If you wait until the re-entry permit has expired you will get 60 days assuming you're entitled to visa exempt

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John **********

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