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My work permit will be cancelled on the 31st December following redundancy.
My passport has a multiple entry stamp until July but I understand this will be cancelled too and I’ll have 7 days to leave the country after the WP is cancelled.
What is the simplest/most cost effective way to leave and re-enter while I continue to job hunt?
Need some advice regarding land border entry for tourism.
Nationality: Indian, eligible for 60 day visa free entry
1. Planning to fly in to BKK, travel to the north for 7 days (Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai) , cross-over to Laos, and take the boat to Luang Prabang, and spend 10 days in Laos.
2. Cross over to Thailand via Nong Khai border (avail visa free entry), travel Nong Khai to BKK , then take the bus from BKK to Siem Reap (Cambodia).
3. Stay in Cambodia for 10 days, crossover again to Thailand from Aranyaprathet, and fly back to India.
Key questions:
1. Is the visa free entry scheme for Indian citizens valid for these 2 border crossings- Nong Khai and Aranyaprathet. I have seen reports of some Indians being denied entry at Nong Khai and asked to fly from Vientiene to Bangkok instead.
2. Is there any restriction on the number of times a person can avail the visa free entry scheme, (i will be entering Thailand 3 times within a period of 30 days, before finally flying back to India)
3. Am i expected face any additional scrutiny or entry denial on account of my nationality, vs say a person from a first world country?
I’m currently in Cambodia while waiting for my DTV to be approved. Once it’s approved, can I go to Bangkok by land or do I have to enter by airplane in order to activate the DTV visa? When applying online, you can select to enter by land through a border checkpoint, so I’m assuming you can, but then there are people that say otherwise.
Aplogies if this is already been discussed, I am just trying to obtain recent information. From my understanding there is currently no limit on land border crossings? I only ask as I will be undergoing medical treatment in malaysia and will need to do roughly 5 visits over a the course of 3 months. I'm currently on visa exempt 60 days
Hi , new member here ! Can you guys clear something up please , I've been told I can only enter Thailand twice in one year by air . Entering from the border is different. I came out in April , then came out again in June . I wanna go back, if any of you know the ruling I would appreciate it .