Correction: I have a multientry visa. It stated when I entered the country Feb 23rd this year (no

[poeticutopia]

Hi

I have a multi entry visa.

Entered Thailand Feb 23rd of this year.

It is marked that I have until April 23rd to leave n reenter the country.

So is it that on a multi entry you must leave every two months?

Which border crossing do I need to go..

I live in Pai.

To Mae Sai n xthe friendship bridge n turn back around?

Or do you I have to go the Vientian n wait over night

Or?

How much cost for crossing n re entry?

Thanks

[johnatong]

You have answers in the previous topic you posted

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/908451-first-visa-run-of-my-multi-entry-visawhere-do-i-go/#entry10610383

[ubonjoe]

You have answers in the previous topic you posted

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/908451-first-visa-run-of-my-multi-entry-visawhere-do-i-go/#entry10610383

That topic has been closed.

[ubonjoe]

When was your visa issued and what is the enter before date on it. Your visas validity started on the date it was issued not when you first entered the country.

You have the choice of getting a 30 day extension at immigration or leaving and re-entering to get a new 60 day entry.

You can do the crossing at Mae Sai by just turning around and coming back after entering Myanmar. You will need to pay 500 baht for a border pass to enter Myanmar.

[poeticutopia]

I am wishing to stay in Thailand as long as possible.

So is it better then to ?

[ubonjoe]

You can do as many 60 day entries as you want up to the enter before date on your visa. You can do an entry on the enter before date and get another 60 day entry that you could then get a 30 day extension of at immigration. That would give you almost 9 months of total stay.

Whether you get 30 day extensions of your entries is your choice with the METV. For many people the cost of getting a new 60 day entry instead of the 30 day extension is cost effective when you compare 60 days to 30 days.