What is the process for a visa run to Mae Sai for a 30-day single entry visa?

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Mar 4, 2019

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Hello Guys. Have to do a visa run to Mae Sai soon for a 30 day visa. single entry type visa. What is the process there. Do I have to stay out of the country for a few hours. Or can I come straigh back in. Anything to lookout for. the price is 1900baht I take it. Any info would be greatly apreiated. thanks

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The user is inquiring about the specifics of making a visa run to Mae Sai for a 30-day single entry visa. They seek clarification on the necessary duration for staying out of Thailand, the visa fee expected to be 1900 baht, and any important considerations for the process.

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