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What are the best border bounce services from Bangkok?
Mar 19, 2025
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Ravit ******************
ORIGINAL POSTERAny recommendations of border bounce service from Bangkok? Thanks in advance for your help
TLDR : Answer Summary
This discussion revolves around recommendations for border bounce services in Bangkok, with users sharing their experiences and opinions. One suggested service is 'Thai Visa Service,' while others debate the necessity of such services versus independent travel. Some users express concerns about visa abuses, arguing that valid visa exemption stamps are authorized by Thai immigration, whereas others advocate for obtaining proper visas instead.
Pelle Eriksson★★★★★
Absolutely Bangkok's best service I highly...recently on Facebook
Luca G.★★★★★
I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
Trusted Thai Visa Agent
OVER 100,000 EXPATS SERVED
#1 VISA AGENT IN THAILAND
Mark *******
I have an issue with these comments about abusing the system. If one is granted a visa exemption stamp, currently valid for 60 days,( maybe to be reduced to 30,but watch this space) then that is obviously authorized by the Thai immigration authority. And if one then does a border run to acquire another 60 days,and is permitted to do this again by Thai immigration,what is the issue? If the Thai authorities didn't want to authorize this they wouldn't!
Mark ********
People should just get proper visas....
Ant ***********
Friendly Thai Visa services
Robert *********
I don't get why you need a service ?
Go to a border,walk over ,walk back .
Go to a border,walk over ,walk back .
Robert *********
Every year ,20 + you s ..the 🎹 s they are I go home for 6 month every year
Nigel **************
@Robert ********
not like that for everybodyMark ********
@Nigel *************
It is if they are following the rules...Robert *********
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why not ?Nigel **************
@Robert ********
depends so much on their travel history. Once is probably OK try it 2 or 3 times and you will be stopped and maybe denied entry nowadays.Reply to
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Siriphon *********
Chat me pls
Simon *********
What are the benefits of using this kind of service rather than travelling independently via train or flying to a neighbouring country?
Steve *******
@Simon ********
Guaranteed re-entryMichael *******
@Steve ******
or otherwise, at least you will know before getting to the border agent will know if risk of rejection is highReply to
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Bent *************
@Simon ********
None!Ravit ******************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Simon ********
, it's not for me (I already have my long term visa)Wayne *********
@Simon ********
If they have been abusing the tourist entry system coming and going to often and appearing they trying to live in Thailand an Agent can guarantee re-entry via greasing the wheels is one reason.Michael *******
@Wayne ********
not guaranteed agent will highlight risk of rejection before you set off though which has its benefits.Wayne *********
@Michael ******
that's what I meant. Agent guarantee or they will not do it.Reply to
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Brandon ************
This company has a good reputation.
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