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Can you get another 30 days with a border run after doing a 30 day extension at immigration?


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27 minutes ago, JoseThailand said:

It depends on his nationality. For some countries, there is no such limitation.

What's your point.

Yes Malaysian folk do not have that limit as one example.

Do I need qualify every post.

 

The OP came on tourist visa. 

My guess he does have the limitation I indicated..

Perhaps he can clarify.

 

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16 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

What's your point.

Yes Malaysian folk do not have that limit as one example.

Do I need qualify every post.

 

The OP came on tourist visa. 

My guess he does have the limitation I indicated..

Perhaps he can clarify.

 

Do you know if Canadians has this limitation?

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17 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

What's your point.

Yes Malaysian folk do not have that limit as one example.

Do I need qualify every post.

 

The OP came on tourist visa. 

My guess he does have the limitation I indicated..

Perhaps he can clarify.

 

Australian

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3 minutes ago, timoti said:

Do you know if Canadians has this limitation?

 

1 minute ago, csaba81 said:

Australian

Yes both countries are limited to 2 visa exempt entries at a land border crossing per calendar year.

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thx a lot. do you guys think it's feasible to get 4 months of visa this way, adding to my previous 2 month visa by plane (+1 extension inside)? I just don't know if they will create an issue for 6 months or so stay in a year.

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22 minutes ago, timoti said:

thx a lot. do you guys think it's feasible to get 4 months of visa this way, adding to my previous 2 month visa by plane (+1 extension inside)? I just don't know if they will create an issue for 6 months or so stay in a year.

You should not have a problem doing that.

In reality there is no written rule limiting your stay to 6 months as a tourist. 

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51 minutes ago, timoti said:

thx a lot. do you guys think it's feasible to get 4 months of visa this way, adding to my previous 2 month visa by plane (+1 extension inside)? I just don't know if they will create an issue for 6 months or so stay in a year.

Think best combo for the 6 month stay is...

Obtain a tourist visa for first entry via air. 

Then obtain 30 day extension.

That gives you ~90 days.

Then do a border bounce with visa exempt entry plus 30 day extension.

Repeat the border bounce with extention.

All up ~7 months.

 

A variation is to instead of the first border bounce obtain another tourist visa.

Places such as Vientiane or even Saigon (for side holiday) good options.

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8 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

A variation is to instead of the first border bounce obtain another tourist visa.

Then with a 60 day Tourist visa only one more in/out visa exempt entry or 30 day exemption is required to provide a 6 month stay.

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15 minutes ago, SunsetT said:

Then with a 60 day Tourist visa only one more in/out visa exempt entry or 30 day exemption is required to provide a 6 month stay.

Enter tourist visa + 30 day extension= approx 3 month.

Obtain another tourist visa (eg Vientiane) + 30 day extension.....

Approx 6 months all up. 

Visa exempt+ extension gives ~2 months. So TV with extention plus one border bounce plus extension only gives 5 months

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