Will I receive a 60-day stamp on my METV when re-entering Thailand by bus?

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November 18, 2022

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Hello members.. I’m at the moment in Cambodia and I have I metv (multi entrance visa) for Thailand still active. 

In case I get back to TH by bus, am I going to get 60 days stamp as same as by plane or I must fly back? Thanks

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You can receive a 60-day entry stamp upon re-entering Thailand with a multi-entry visa (METV) regardless of whether you arrive by air or land, as long as your visa is still valid.

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an METV gets you 60 days when you enter by air or land as long as the visa is valid for

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