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@Ranald *******
Cars not in your name can be taken to Laos as well with a letter of authorization. However, generally, rental car companies won't issue this letter (in rare cases they might). You can also self-drive a rental car in Laos, visit Avis. I know the general manager and founder of the company. Their cars are allowed to be driven into Thailand.
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@Ranald *******
Not true. Foreigners with cars in their name can cross the border.
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@เมห์ดี *********
They will if it's a country, which doesn't stamp your passport anymore and there are an increasing number of those. Try Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia if using the autogates, even Cambodia (if arriving by air).
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@Greg **********
I wonder why they didn't continue offering it? It's not like they couldn't issue a multiple entry 12 month visa?
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@James *******
It blocks a lot of websites or slows them down considerably. The Bangkok Post website for example is not accessible in China.
Paul *******
Huh? You're making things up. A lot of people are switching to DTVs but to be honest, it isn't always the best idea.
Paul *******
I doubt the Thai side will be flexing with the current situation. Would be crazy. If you're on a DTV should be automatic re-entry.
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@Jordan ****
Chanthaburi and Chong Chom aren't good borders to use anyway. Ban Khao Din / Aranyaprathet / Hat Lek are best.