Answered6 months ago
Is the Ranong border crossing open for a DTV visa run?
Has anyone used the crossing at Ranong to leave and reset the DTV? Or is it closed?
Answer summary
The Ranong land border crossing to Kawthaung, Myanmar is currently open, allowing foreigners to perform visa runs to reset their DTV (Tourist Visa) and receive a new stamp valid for up to 180 days. Users have confirmed successfully using this crossing recently, and it is advisable to use a border bounce service for a smooth experience.
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Steve ************
I did it last week with no problems. I went from Koh Tao with a visa run/border bounce company.
James ********
@Steve ***********
wise to do so with an experienced border bounce service company.✅Luit *****************
@James *******
I think that is indeed wise to do with an experienced service.A month ago when I was in Ranong I liked to do a day trip to Myanmar, not because I need a new stamp but just for fun.
The locals advised not to do because it should be unsafe, so we decided not to go.
Anonymous ******************
Can tell you on friday... 😉
Tod *********
I think what you're asking is can you bounce out/back at the Ranong / Kawthaung border with burma to get a new 180 day entry on your DTV
No issue at all doing that. Right now that's the only "land" border with Burma that's open to foreigners
No issue at all doing that. Right now that's the only "land" border with Burma that's open to foreigners
Terry ********
OP@Tod ********
Thanks TodRobert *******
How do you think that Thai Immigration can RESET your Email account?
I guess what you want to do is LEAVE Thailand, stamp in neighbor country, stamp out neighbor country and get a NEW Admitted to Stay period of maximum 180 days when you enter Thailand.
Sorry, new stamps in passport, not a reset of older stams or e-mails
Ranong landborder is open.
I guess what you want to do is LEAVE Thailand, stamp in neighbor country, stamp out neighbor country and get a NEW Admitted to Stay period of maximum 180 days when you enter Thailand.
Sorry, new stamps in passport, not a reset of older stams or e-mails
Ranong landborder is open.
Terry ********
OP@Robert ******
Its always nice to know that someone with poor reading comprehension skills and a bad attitude will chime in.Thanks!
Robert *******
@Terry *******
I hope it save new post with the Immigration Officer denied my reset.I know it is hard to adjust to a new life, been there 23 years ago without Facebook.
Robert *******
@Terry *******
I speak 4 languages but not understand what that has to do with the a reset of a visa?Terry ********
OP@Robert ******
and I'll bet you dont speak Thai, do you? 😂😂😂
Dave ***********
@Robert ******
The Guy doesn’t even mention email in his post…… reset his DTV, obviously meaning to get his next 180 day stampRobert *******
@Dave **********
Yes, I just came back from Immigration and got a new pair of shorts.You understand what I mean.
Luit *****************
@Dave **********
When somebody talks about resetting a DTV, it is obvious he has not the faintest idea how a visa works.It should be a good thing that people do some investigation themselves.
ข้าว ********
@Robert ******
It's no surprise that comments seeking to denigrate anothers intelligence read like a 5 year old idiot wrote it.Robert *******
Thanks , join my fanclub
Alessandro ***********
Are you ok? Is it not obvious what the OP is asking?
Robert *******
In stead of waisting your time and energy, try to answer the qeustion, but I guess you do not know how to reset an e-mail?
Alessandro ***********
*wasting
Robert *******
@Alessandro **********
Yes it is obvious he want to reset an email.BUT to avoid problems at the border he now undestand what he has ask
Waqar ********
@Robert ******
take rest brother 😊Activity
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