Do you need to do a border run after 90 days on a Non-Immigrant Multiple Entry Visa or can you extend in Chiang Mai?

Non-Immigrant Visa Multiple Entry Visa Border Run Immigration Rules in Thailand Visa Extension Chiang Mai Immigration

Apr 26, 2019

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Non Immigrant,Multiple Entry VISA , after 90 days,do you have to do a border run ? or can this be done at Chiang Mai  immigration ?

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The question asks if a border run is necessary after staying 90 days on a Non-Immigrant Multiple Entry Visa, or if it is possible to manage the extension process at immigration in Chiang Mai.

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