What type of visa do you receive when crossing the Poipet border into Thailand recently: 15 days or 30 days?

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Dec 24, 2018

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Hello, has anyone crossed the poipet border into thailand recently? Do you get 15 or 30 day visa?

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The post inquires about obtaining a visa upon crossing the Poipet border into Thailand, specifically asking whether travelers currently receive a 15-day or 30-day visa. There are no comments provided to offer additional insights.

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