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Can I get a 6-month visa for Thailand that requires border runs every 60 days?
March 14, 2024
6 months ago
Andy *********
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Thanks for the add , I've been going to Thailand for 30yr and I get my pension next year I want to go for 6 months next Oct . Thai embassy say can get 6 months visa but have to go out of the country every 60 days , is that correct ?
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