What border run do you suggest? Coming from Bangkok
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The discussion suggests various border run options for expats in Bangkok, focusing on easy and cost-effective methods. Popular destinations include Cambodia and Laos, with recommendations for timing and transportation. Travelers mention options such as early morning flights to border destinations and quick returns within the same day. Questions arise about visa duration upon reentry, with clarifications that Visa Exempt entries typically grant 60 days. The importance of the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) for reentry is also highlighted.
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I used to fly to KL on Airasia…I would leave in the morning get to KL around noon…go to KL get lunch then walk around and catch a flight back around 1900 back to DMK…some people never leave the airport but I always did
Here you go fellas 4000baht for Europeans. Go 5H morning , back 13H .. i did last week.. easy. We were with 8 in a minivan. Cambodia border took maybe 30min all together for everyone. 🚙 💨
If you want the cheapest and easiest way…buy a ticket from DMK - UBP for early morning then take a tuktuk/grab/bolt to the border from the airport…do a border bounce…return to the airport and return to DMK in the afternoon…super easy
yes that policy went into effect on 1 May so anytime you want to re-enter Thailand you have to fill it out…it’s been said that all your information is saved in the system so you just have to update it if it changes
a RT ticket to DMK- UBP is only ฿1,900 THB…grab or car RT is probably ฿1,800 RT…visas and your day pass fee…is still worth it for not having to sit in a cramped van for 12 hours…