What is the length of visa I will receive when entering northern Thailand overland from Myanmar compared to flying?

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Jan 27, 2018

7 years ago

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Hello to all

Does anyone know what length of visa I will receive if I enter northern Thailand overland from Myanmar ?

Is it any different in length to if I fly ? 

Thanks in advance!

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The user is inquiring about the duration of visa granted when entering Thailand overland from Myanmar and whether it differs from the duration granted upon flying into the country.

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