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Is a visa run to Myanmar a good option to extend my tourist stay in Thailand?

Nov 10, 2018
7 years ago
Derek ********
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I'm on a tourist visa, just did a 1 month extension, (60 days + 30). It's valid till 2 december. I would like to stay in Bangkok a few more weeks before returning to Europe for Christmas. Do you recommend doing a visa run and getting a stamp at Myanmar border?
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The user is currently on a tourist visa with a one-month extension, valid until December 2nd, and is considering a visa run to the Myanmar border to extend their stay in Thailand. Commenters suggest that whether this is feasible depends on the user's nationality and previous visa entries. A successful visa run could potentially grant a new 30-day visa exemption.
Tod *********
And just like that, off topic comments disappear :O

And we're done.

Good Luck bouncing out and back in at the Phu Nam Ron border crossing with Burma.
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Tod *********
Depending on your nationality (and on whether you've gotten two 30 day visa exempt entries by land this year) that would be an option to get you a new 30 day visa exempt entry stamp..
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Derek ********
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Thanks guys
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Amornrat **********
ok, can do at Myanmar. Belgian no problem. Thanks
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Derek ********
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Belgian
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Amornrat **********
now we just need to know your nationality to confirm if you can do a border run.
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Derek ********
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ok thanks, its my first time here so... just making sure I have the correct info
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