What are the easiest destinations for border bouncing to get 180 days in Thailand by plane?

Depends where you are.

From Chiang Mai, you have direct flights to Da Nang and Hanoi.

From Bangkok, everywhere.

From Samui, i don't know.

Is this about the DTV ? It was possible to apply within Thailand ?

I am no pro at this but I think you have to consider some factors. What country are you from? Some countries require a Visa for entry. .e.g. if you are American, you need a visa to enter Vietnam. No visa on arrival.

But you can go to Malaysia and get a Visa on arrival. So just be sure you do that research before you choose where to fly out to.

One of the neighbouring countries I'd of thought be easiest but depends what you class as easiest...?

Cost of flights or total cost with hotel & transport unless you stay at airport hotel...?

If Visa is required or paid on arrival..?

Total travel time ...?

Location from within Thailand...?

If your live or are based close to a boarder or not ...?

I'm presuming you're in BKK...?

Safe Travels & I hope find the most convenient way to undertake your trip...

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Seeing as this visa is only 6 weeks old there's no way you can be anywhere close to having used the 180 days you get stamped in for on it when you arrive.

Getting the cart before the horse a bit aren't you? I mean wondering if you can do an out and back bounce now ?

As long as you stamp in-&-out of another country (if that country issues entry/exit stamps) you should be able to do an out/in.

The visa is after all a 5 year multi-entry visa with each entry getting you a new 180 day stamp.

If you have gotten the DTV visa, I would think you can border bounce, in and out of any country.

Try Kuala Lumpur

One of the countries above where your passport gets you easy entry without a visa cost :-)

Fly to Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam or Hong Kong.

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