How do I obtain a 30-Day Visa on Arrival at the Kanchantaburi/Myanmar border?

Mar 18, 2020

5 years ago

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Successfully did a 30 day Visa on arrival by doing a border hop at the Kanchantaburi/Mynamar border this afternoon, very easy process, 960 baht, now staying at the Rain Tree Resort next to the River Kwai and heading back to Pattaya tomorrow.

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The user successfully obtained a 30-day Visa on Arrival by performing a border hop at the Kanchantaburi/Myanmar border, reporting it as an easy process for 960 baht.

Benjamin ******

>30 day Visa on arrival by Arrival

Just to make sure we're clear, it should be a visa exempt.

5 years ago

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Thank you for your report. Commenting closed.

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