What are the visa run rules for Mae Sai?

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Feb 21, 2019

6 years ago

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Does anyone know the rules for visa runs to Mae Sai? I did 2 at the end of last year so assumed I couldn't head up again, but have now been told that it's 2 per calendar year. Can anyone confirm this?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The visa run rules for Mae Sai generally allow for 2 runs per calendar year, but it may vary based on your nationality. It's important to verify the specifics based on your passport country as there can be different regulations.

Steve *******

I think you mean a border bounce, cant get a visa at Mae Sai

6 years ago

Gilly ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks guys

6 years ago

Andrew ******

Its 2 per calendar year

6 years ago

Robert *******

It depends on the country of origin of your passport, but here is the list to check and confirm by yourself:

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