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What are the visa run rules for Mae Sai?

Feb 21, 2019

6 years ago

Gilly ***********

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Does anyone know the rules for visa runs to Mae Sai? I did 2 at the end of last year so assumed I couldn't head up again, but have now been told that it's 2 per calendar year. Can anyone confirm this?

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How Does Thai Immigration Define 'Calendar Year' for Visa Purposes?

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5 years ago

What are the rules for my girlfriend's 2-year UK visa regarding the 180-day stay limit?

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2 years ago

Does the Thai visa timescale work on a calendar year or from the date of application?

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5 years ago

How is the visa run count calculated in Thailand – is it based on the calendar year or individual year?

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6 years ago

What is the rule for 2 times visa exemption in Thailand per calendar year?

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5 months ago

What constitutes a year for multiple entries under the Visa Exempt rule in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What does 'per calendar year' mean in the context of visa exemptions by land in Thailand?

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7 years ago

What do the 60 days x 2 rule mean for UK passport holders in Thailand regarding calendar years?

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5 months ago

Is there a limit to the number of tourist visas issued to an individual in a single year?

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4 years ago

Are the 2 visa bounces in Thailand counted as a calendar year or 12 months after the first bounce?

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7 years ago

Is the limit on 30-day Tourist Visa extensions in Thailand based on a calendar year or since initial arrival?

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6 years ago

How is the 180-day limit for UK citizens on tourist visas in Thailand measured?

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7 months ago

Can I do multiple visa runs from Mae Sai on my tourist visa?

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5 years ago

Does Previous Visa History Count for Entry into Thailand in a New Calendar Year?

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6 years ago

What are the current rules for applying for an Education (ED) Visa in Thailand?

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6 years ago

Can I Get a 3 Month Tourist Visa for Thailand After Recently Staying for 6 Months?

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5 years ago

Is the new 60-day visa exemption limited to 2 entries per year by air, and how does it reset?

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5 months ago

What is the validity duration for 30-day visa exempt stamps in Thailand: calendar year or rolling 365 days?

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6 years ago

Does the 30 Day Visa Exempt Arrival Reset Every Calendar Year in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What are the key changes in Thailand's new visa rules regarding visa-free entry?

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4 months ago

Can I obtain three tourist visas in one year while staying in Thailand for nine months?

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5 years ago

Are the 2 allowed land border bounces per year still applicable if I've had 2 TR visas plus extensions?

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2 years ago

What are the rules regarding tourist visa applications for Chinese nationals at the Thai embassy in Savannakhet?

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2 years ago

Are the two land border exemptions for Thailand counted within a calendar year?

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2 years ago

What are the current rules regarding the 60-day visa exemption when entering Thailand from the UK?

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5 months ago

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