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What is the process for a border bounce at Mae Sai with a non-O multiple entry visa?

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Mar 24, 2023

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Just did the border bounce at Mae Sai. I'm on a non-O multiple entry visa. Before stamping out I asked if I would be allowed back in, wich after checking documents (passport, non-O visa and vaccination certificate) got told would not be a problem. Myanmar side got asked how long I wanted to stay, reply 5 minutes. Had to pay 500 Baht and got stamped in and out no problem. Back at the Thai side handed over passport with non-O visa paper copy and got stamped back in 90 day extension no problem. All in all the whole proces took me 10 minutes. 

Have a good day all

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A user successfully completed a border bounce at Mae Sai on a non-O multiple entry visa. They were allowed back into Thailand after showing their vaccination certificate and paid 500 Baht to be stamped in and out of Myanmar. The entire process took about 10 minutes, and they received a 90-day extension upon re-entry.

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Jordan *************

You had to show vaccination card?

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James ********

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always BEST to carry with you PROOF of your being fully vaccinated for COVID....

When you travel

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Yes I made a copy of it at the border

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Dannie ***************

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Required or a negative PCR.

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Stephen *********

Would they accept a PCR test?

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James ********

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Rapid antigen test is accepted... a doctor's office nearby and QUIK low cost. Self test or those bought at

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not accepted.

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Dannie ***************

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You can get a PCR from a clinic in Maesai.

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James ********

Thank you for your report.

You did exactly as reported earlier at Mae Sai border.

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Thank you for the advice sir

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