A friend is visiting. He was given the 30 day 'visa on arrival.
If he goes to Malaysia by train and returns by train, does he now get 15 days or 30 days when he re-renters Thailand?
Visa on arrival return by land 15 or 30 days?
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Visa on arrival return by land 15 or 30 days?
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Re: return by land 15 or 30 days?
A friend did it last week, and says it is 30 days for persons from G7 countries. He's Welsh, but still got the 30 

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Re: return by land 15 or 30 days?
Thanks BB, I can't keep track of the regulation changes!
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Re: Visa on arrival return by land 15 or 30 days?
As an add on, the visa exempt 30 day stamps can now be extended for a further 30 days (used to only be 7 days) for the usual 1,900 THB.
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Re: Visa on arrival return by land 15 or 30 days?
lomu, can he extend the 2nd 30 day arrival by 30 days as well?
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I would have thought so. Any 30 day entry should be extendable.
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for another THB1900 (which in reality is THB2000lomuamart wrote:I would have thought so. Any 30 day entry should be extendable.
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Why is 1900bt 2000bt in reality??xyz wrote: for another THB1900 (which in reality is THB2000
