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What was your experience with your first border run to Kuala Lumpur for a visa extension?

Mar 25, 2025
a year ago
First border run

Went to KL this morning, had a good lunch , came back same day.

The immigration girl asked what's my job on DTV? Then Stamped and goodbye.

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The user shares their experience of a successful first border run to Kuala Lumpur, including an immigration encounter where they were asked about their job on a DTV visa. Comments include congratulations, questions about the method of travel, and inquiries regarding the necessity of the border run while holding a DTV.
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Chris *********
Why border run? If you have a dtv you don't need to leave for lunch.
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Marianne ********
@Chris ********
extensions done in Thailand are often more cumbersome than just popping out of the country and then back in.
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Andi ***********
Thanks for the update
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Rob *******
Land or air ?
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Anonymous *************
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Dany ********
@Rob ******
Air obviously 🤣🤣
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Tim ***********
@Dany *******
Technically it would be possible to take the bus to Kuala Lumpur 😎
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Rob *******
@Dany *******
Why “obviously”?
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Dany ********
@Rob ******
Kuala Lumpur… you dont drive there from Thailand. Not within a day go and come back. That would be very inefficient and very expensive 😅 with a car you would cross the border and come back in northern malaysia…
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Tim ***********
Congratulations 🎉🥂🥳
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Anonymous *************
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@Tim **********
thank you 😊
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