What should expats know about border bouncing at Mae Sai - Tachiliek?

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Jul 31, 2018

6 years ago

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Heads up for people border bouncing at the Mae Sai - Tachiliek border up north.

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This post serves as a warning for expats regarding the practice of border bouncing at the Mae Sai - Tachiliek border in northern Thailand. It highlights the need for caution and awareness when engaging in this activity, referencing a comment that emphasizes being vigilant.

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