Is the Chong Chom border crossing from Cambodia to Thailand still open for entry into Chiang Mai?

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Jan 11, 2018

7 years ago

Khafri ********

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Does anyone have experience at the Chong Chom border crossing from Cambodia to Thailand? I want to make my way to Chiang Mai from Siem Reap, and am reading that this border may be closer and easier to cross but this information is a few years old. Is it still open? Thanks

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The Chong Chom border crossing from Cambodia to Thailand is still operational, and US passport holders can expect to receive a 30-day entry stamp upon crossing.

Amornrat **********

with US passport should be no problem to get 30 day entry stamp at Chong Chom border crossing. They are still open.

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