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from mudahan immigration to savannahkhet bus station
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there are guesthouse from 450 to 500 baht a night around the embassy too
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from mudahan immigration there is shuttle bus - 50baht will bring across the border / keep the ticket stub & after clearing immigration you can use it to take the next bus to the main bus station where you can find guest house & the consulate. attached is the daily timing from mudahan to savannakhet.
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the last time I went only back at onnut after 4.30pm coz left late later than usual & at ban laem some idiot wandered off delaying our return
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..... depends on what time the van leaves from onnut whether it will be jam or not on the way back
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@Lopez ****
if you haven't utilised visa exempt at all then you can try - 20k baht / 1 passport photo / be at Tesco lotus car park at around 3am onwards daily. the driver will bring you go & back. at bam laem just follow your fellow passengers on what they do
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if you have tourist visa should be an issue but just bring along your travel plan hotel bookings & 20k just in case
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it's thaivisaservice.com. you must be there by 3am nowadays as they leave really early. just go to the onnut tesco lotus carpark & you will see a van / driver just ask & confirm. like i mentioned earlier you must be there early coz they will depart early if they have enough passengers & according to the driver nowadays normally only 1 van / second van will only come if they have the required number otherwise if the you can't take the first one, you probably might have to come back the next day
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