Is it okay to renew a tourist visa by going to Mae Sai for a 30-day visa and extension after using two tourist visas in a row?

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Jan 19, 2019

6 years ago

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I did 2 tourists visa in a row, I was planning on going to mae sai for a 30 days visa + 30 days extension. Do you think it's gonna be ok?

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The user inquired about the feasibility of traveling to Mae Sai to obtain a new 30-day tourist visa plus a potential 30-day extension after having previously used two tourist visas consecutively. They seek advice on whether this approach will be acceptable under current Thai immigration rules.

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