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What is the process for completing a 90-day visa run at the Kanchanaburi border?
90-day visa runKanchanaburi borderThailand visa regulationsborder bouncemulti-entry visavisa exempt entry
Oct 22, 2017
9 years ago
Tracy **********
ORIGINAL POSTERhas any one done their 90 day out and in at the border near kanchanaburi lately.
TLDR : Answer Summary
Individuals can perform a '90-day out and in' visa run at the Kanchanaburi border, similar to other borders like Mae Sai. The process typically involves exiting Thailand, paying a small fee (around $10 USD or 500 baht), getting stamped out of Thailand, entering Burma for a brief period, and then returning to Thailand to get stamped back in. This can provide either a 30-day visa exempt entry stamp or reactivate a multi-entry visa.
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Tod *********
I'm just guessing but I imagine it's like the Mae Sai - Tachiliek border with burma up north.
You get stamped out of thailand pay $10USD or 500baht, get stamped in and out of burma and then stamp back into thailand.
You get stamped out of thailand pay $10USD or 500baht, get stamped in and out of burma and then stamp back into thailand.
Paul **********
I did this border a Few years ago was 900 baht included a taxi from thai border to Burma border is quite along way apert but they were building a new road then so may it's not so far so less to pay was very quite border then
Tracy **********
ORIGINAL POSTERthanka
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ORIGINAL POSTERdo u know the fees
Tracy **********
ORIGINAL POSTERlol thanks
Tod *********
Nope, I got no idea.
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Tod *********
You can totally do a border-bounce there to get either a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp OR to activate another entry on a multi-entry visa.
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