Where can I obtain a Visa Exemption in Prachuap Khiri Khan after my 60-day Tourist Visa expires?

Visa Exempt Tourist Visa Prachuap Khiri Khan Visa Extension Border Crossing

Jun 19, 2019

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I am staying in Prachuap Khiri Khan.  Where would be the best place to obtain a Visa Exempt once my 60 day Tourist Visa expires ?  Thank you.

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The user is seeking advice on where to obtain a Visa Exempt after their 60-day Tourist Visa in Prachuap Khiri Khan expires. The response indicates that this group focuses on visa advice rather than information on specific border locations, suggesting the user should check other resources for border crossing information.

Tod *********

Sorry about that. This is the thai VISA advice group not the "where is the nearest border" group :O

You're going to have to post in another f/b group or google the closest border crossing to where you are..

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