HI everyone,

I wonder is it possible to let someone do your visarun for you?

At Poipet or MaeSai?

I mean to pay someone some money and they can take care of that?

So I don't have to stand in a line myself, but just pay someone to do this.

I have been at Poipet before and those touts ask me if they can do it for me!?

Anyone experience with this?

If so, which border would you recommend?

I need a new 30day on arrival.

Thanks for any help!

HI everyone,

I wonder is it possible to let someone do your visarun for you?

At Poipet or MaeSai?

I mean to pay someone some money and they can take care of that?

So I don't have to stand in a line myself, but just pay someone to do this.

I have been at Poipet before and those touts ask me if they can do it for me!?

Anyone experience with this?

If so, which border would you recommend?

I need a new 30day on arrival.

Thanks for any help!

I think you are talking about giving your passport and money to somebody in no mans land between Thai immigration and the Cambodia side to do the visa and passport stamps. It is up to you if you trust somebody with your passport and money.

If you talking about getting somebody to do the entire border run then the answer is no.

If you want to eliminate some of the hastle and time at the border you can get your Visa for Cambodia online.

Link to e-visa website: http://evisa.mfaic.gov.kh/e-visa/vsindex.aspx

Edited November 28, 200817 yr by ubonjoe

HI everyone,

I wonder is it possible to let someone do your visarun for you?

At Poipet or MaeSai?

I mean to pay someone some money and they can take care of that?

So I don't have to stand in a line myself, but just pay someone to do this.

I have been at Poipet before and those touts ask me if they can do it for me!?

Anyone experience with this?

If so, which border would you recommend?

I need a new 30day on arrival.

Thanks for any help!

I think you are talking about giving your passport and money to somebody in no mans land between Thai immigration and the Cambodia side to do the visa and passport stamps. It is up to you if you trust somebody with your passport and money.

If you talking about getting somebody to do the entire border run then the answer is no.

If you want to eliminate some of the hastle and time at the border you can get your Visa for Cambodia online.

Link to e-visa website: http://evisa.mfaic.gov.kh/e-visa/vsindex.aspx

Thanks for your info+the link!

It always amazes me that the Cambodians are once again ahead of Thailand with this "e-visa"!

As also the Cambodians were the first ones using a webcam to take a picture!

But the most hassle is mostly on the Thai side coming back into Thailand.

But ok, yes if I trust someone to give my money and passport thats another thing yes..

But IT is possible? I mean They can do that for me and I could just "drink a beer/cup of coffee at the Thai side" without even crossing the border myself? Would not be the lagal way, but it seems to be possible?

Thanks again:)

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But IT is possible? I mean They can do that for me and I could just "drink a beer/cup of coffee at the Thai side" without even crossing the border myself? Would not be the lagal way, but it seems to be possible?

No, this is not possible. You have to pass through Thai immigration in person, both on the way out and on the way in. But on the Cambodian side it is possible .

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Maestro

NOT POSSIBLE AND ILLEGAL

Very well possible ....just take Jack Golf's VIP Service .... and not illegal at all. Thousands of people have used this service in the last year.

http://www.jackgolf.com/en/visa_run/index.html

BTW How many times have this been discussed before?

Edited November 28, 200817 yr by sniffdog

Very well possible ....just take Jack Golf's VIP Service .... and not illegal at all. Thousands of people have used this service in the last year.

http://www.jackgolf.com/en/visa_run/index.html

BTW How many times have this been discussed before?

The OP will still have to leave Thailand. Nobody said doing a border run was illegal.

He was wanting to stay on the Thai side of the border and never leave the country.

Jack's service is so easy, that it doesn't matter if you stay in Thailand or in 'no mans land'. Does it really matter to the OP if he can have his coffee or beer (actually breakfast) in Thailand or the Casino?

Hos main point is that he doesn't have to stand in line ... which actually Jack's VIP service accomplish that.

Edited November 28, 200817 yr by sniffdog

Even with Jack you still have to pass Thai immigration.

If you wish you can stay just behind the Thai Immigration counter or on the bridge and wait for your Passport .

No one really cares on the Cambodian side as long as you get/have the Cambodian E-Visa or Visa Stickerer and stamps in your Passport.