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What are the current rules for the tourist visa on arrival for Australians at Chiang Khong from Luang Prabang?

Thailand Visa Rules Tourist Visa Visa Exemption Australian Citizens Visa Regulations Chiang Khong Land Border Entry

Mar 25, 2018

8 years ago

Luc ***********

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Hi all , wondering about the latest rules. Tourist visa on arrival at land borders ( Chiang Khong ) for Aussies. Still 14 days ? Coming from Luang Prabang

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Aussies entering Thailand from Luang Prabang at the Chiang Khong land border receive a 30-day visa exempt stamp, not a visa on arrival. This visa exempt entry can be utilized twice per calendar year. There was a change in rules on December 31, 2016, which extended the entry duration from 14 days to 30 days.

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Luc ***********

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I entered

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and only got 15 days. Then heard it had changed back to 30 😀

8 years ago

Luc ***********

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Cheers Tod , worth noting

8 years ago

Tod *********

Changed back to 30 day visa exempt entries by land on Dec 31, 2016 ;) BUT that's also the date they put a limit of TWO 30 day visa exempt entries by land in a year.

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Luc ***********

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Ah, thats the one I needed ! Thanks Leo

8 years ago

Ian ***************

All the 14 (15) day visa exempt land entries changed to 30 days as of

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8 years ago

Ron *******

It's 30 days each entry, not 14 and allowed twice a year.

8 years ago

Luc ***********

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Thanks guys

8 years ago

Paul *********

Plus only 2 such visa exempt entries via land borders per calendar year.

8 years ago

Steve *******

You get 30 days as an Aussie citizen, its a visa exempt stamp, not a visa on arrival

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