Hi guys i currently am on visa exemption and will file for my extension for extra 30 days next week , this is my first time in Thailand and i just talked to a school about obtaining an ED Visa but they say i may need to do a border run during the process if it is not completed by the end of my 90 days. I am wondering will it be an issue crossing back over or will i be ok since it will be my first and only time doing a border run? Have been seeing alot of different stories just dont want to be stuck or deported
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The user is currently on a visa exemption in Thailand and is looking to extend their stay by applying for an ED Visa. They are concerned about needing to perform a border run if their visa application is not completed within 90 days. Community responses suggest that first-time border runners are typically not faced with issues re-entering Thailand, especially if they have documentation supporting their visa application. It's recommended to use a border run company for assistance and to prepare for possible questioning by immigration officers, but most users report a smooth re-entry experience.
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We went by air, for a weekend, then returned, my friend went with a company in a coach, for a few hours, then returned.
Should IMO stop you , they will give you ‘words of advice’, on getting a visa, which you are doing.
They are more interested in stopping the ones who abuse the system, by doing this more than once.
I was stopped on my 1st boarder run, as soon as I said my visa was being processed, showed them my lawyer’s letter, confirming they were doing it, IMO was fine with me.
My husband was at a different counter, nothing said to him at all.
You should be okay but be prepared to maybe spend a day or two outside of Thailand before being allowed to come back especially if you leave and return by land border.
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