Hello, my year long education visa will run out at the end of November, can I leave the country and come back via land/Laos border and go to a back to a tourist stamp? I am unsure as I will have been in the country over the 365 days? Thank you

Hi all, apologies if this doesn't meet the group rules and guidelines. Admin please feel free to delete if not relevant. Firstly, are land border crossings open on Wednesday 25th of December (Christmas day)? Secondly, am I able to apply for a 60 day visa exempt entry back to back?

It is only the 2nd time I'm applying for a visa exempt entry this year. My current visa exempt entry expires on Wednesday the 25th of December and I'd like to return to Thailand on the same day and request a 2nd visa exempt entry. Does this sound feasible?

Previously (for the past 7 and a half years, I've been living in Thailand) on an initial 12 month non immigrant O visa based on being married to a Thai national and after that, I've been living here on 12 month non immigrant O visa extensions based on being married to a Thai national.

Thanks all for any current information and a special shout out to the Admin team for keeping this group accurate and concise. I've been living here continuously for 8 years thanks to the support from this group.

can anyone confirm if the land border crossing is now 30 or 60 days?

Thanks

Hi, is it true that if you've entered on the 60-days visa exempt and then extended 30 more days you have to fly out at the end, and can't just cross the land border with Laos and cross back again for another 90 days? Many thanks!

Dear member,

I need your advice bacause I am really confused. I have a Korean passport which is a Visa exempted to Thailand.

I am currently staying in Laos and I have been to Thailand 3 times by crossing a land border named Chong Mak since April 9th. I attached the photos of my passport for your reference. I read many postings of 2 times limitation to enter Thailand per calendar year by land crossing. I thought I could cross to Thailand through land borders without any limitations. Please correct me if I am wrong. Cheers!

I am a resident in Chiang Mai and currently hold an O visa, which allows for a single entry. Will be taking a holiday in Lao, exiting Thailand by land near Nan, and returning at the same crossing. Which would be more convenient (time): applying for a SE stamp at Chiang Mai IMO before the trip, or when returning from Lao to the Thai border? Has anyone experienced this at land crossings? Thank you.

Hi all thanks for the add. A border question. If I’m arriving and departing Thailand by land, via Malaysia, do I still need proof of planned departure? Would a bus or train ticket do?! And I presume visa requirements are the same at a land border as at an airport?

TIA

Hello, I am new here and I would like to ask you, I am from Slovakia, so we have a free visa for 30 days, I will be in Thailand like "tour escort with local guide" and we will cross land borders maybe twice a month, for example Cambodia, can I do this every month? Is there no problem to get a visa again and again? Thank you very much for answer 🙏🏿

Iam now nearing the end of my extensiom after land border crossing, having previously been on TR60 with extension. I am wondering if i can do another border bounce to extend my stay? Or any other alternatives? Would it still be another 30 days with british passport?

Thanks

I’ve been told it’s okay but just want to be sure. There is a limit of two land border crossings allowed in one year. I’ve made two, but Immigration in Korat said I will need to get a 60 day tourist or 90 day O in Laos and come back. Will it be okay to cross by land with the new VISA?

I was hoping to drive to Savvanakhet.

For clarification, I’ll be completing the paperwork for a legal marriage, and pursuing a retirement or marriage VISA once I return. It has just taken forever to get the correct forms I need from the American government.