What are the current border crossing times at Mae Sai and the rules for visa exempt land crossings in Thailand?

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Aug 5, 2019

5 years ago

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Any update on the border crossing times at Mae Sai? I heard it changed recently. Also, is it OK to still get two visa exempt land crossings per year? Many thanks

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The current situation at the Mae Sai border crossing has not changed recently, and travelers can still utilize two visa exempt land crossings per calendar year.

Amornrat **********

Nothing has changed at border. TWO visa exempt in one calendar year. Only Embassies nearby take a closer look at any ones visa application.

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