Bangkok Visa Run
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BangkokVisaRun.com provides a daily visa run to Ban Laem, Cambodia. Take our visa run and you will travel in comfort as we make our journey to the Cambodia border in one or our VIP Toyota mini vans.
We Depart Bangkok at 8:30am and return back at around 5:00pm
Our English speaking staff will happily assist you with your visa paperwork to help ensure a quick processing time. Unlike other service providers that take you to the depressing border town called, "Poi Pet." We go to a different Cambodian border town known as Ban Laem. This Cambodian border town is much better, but it still isn't really a nice place to hang out so we try to spend the least amount of time there - on average we are in and out of Cambodia in 30 minutes. While across the border in Cambodia on this visa run from Bangkok, you still have the time to do some duty-free shopping.
Bangkok Visa Run Includes: roundtrip transport, your visa costs (if any), personal assistance with visa paperwork and processing, a good lunch, two drinks and in our van we offer a movie on the way back.
Only 1,995 Baht - Farang / Japanese
Members of ASEAN Nations - Only 795 Baht
For Booking Please Call: 089-024-8776
E-Mail: Contact@bangkokvisarun.com
Bangkok to Cambodia Visa Run
* At 8:00am we meet at the ground entrance to Tesco Lotus - next to the On Nut skytrain station
* Bring your passport, two passport size (4x6 cm) pictures of yourself + a copy of your passport
* Visa Run leaves at 8:30am prompt
* Serving a good sandwich lunch and drinks
* Two short rest stops during journey - Back in Bangkok at around 5:00pm
- 1,995 BHT for Westerners and Japanese
- 795 BHT for Filipinos, Laotians, Malaysians, Singaporeans and Vietnamese
To Book a Seat Please Call: 089-024-8776
We Meet Next to the On Nut Skytrain Station at the ground floor entrance of Tesco Lotus
To Book a Seat Please Call: 089-024-8776
Visa Requirements - June 1st 2009
Vistors to Thailand without a visa will get 15 days of stay if they are arriving via a land border checkpoint from a neighbouring country. Thai immigration officers have instructions to record all of the foreigners personal data if this person has entered Thailand four (4) consecutive times on 15 days tourist exemption stamps. Your personal and travel information will be forwarded to the Headquarters for further scrutiny and potential investigation.
In the case you are to re-enter Thailand via an international airport you will be able to “erase” your old record and start a new cycle. We strongly recommend that you apply for a Tourist Visas or a Non-Immigrant Visa at a Thai Embassy or Consulate outside of Thailand prior to using all four (4) consecutive entries available - i.e., due to the mandatory reporting, the Thai authorities will most likely scrutinize you more and might even possibly make your life difficult the next time around if you take advantage and consecutively use all four of the 15 day entries alloted - food for thought..take it or leave it - up to you:)
Nearly all vistors to Thailand arriving via an international airport can still receive a 30 day stay.
Vistors with a proper tourist visa will be granted a 60 day stay and visitors with a Non Immigrant Visa will be allowed 90 days.
1. Countries with Tourist Visa Waiver Exemption - Amount of Days allowed for arriving in Thailand with No Visa.
Countries that receive 90 days: Brazil, Chile, Peru, South Korea, Argentina.
Countries that receive 30 days: Laos, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Russia, Macau, Mongolia.
Following Countries receive 30 days at the Airport and then just 15 days upon entry at the land borders:
Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Brunei, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, NewZealand, Oman, Philippines, Portugal, Qatar, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,Turkey, UAE, USA and the United Kingdom.
2. Countries that receive Visa on Arrival at certain ports of entry in Thailand.
Important Note; it's not possible to obtain a Visa on Arrival at any Thai/Cambodian
Border Crossing Checkpoints - you can only extend what you have already
received.
Bhutan, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, India, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Maldives, Mauritius, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Slovak Republic ,Slovenia Taiwan and Ukraine.
3. Passport holders from other countries must obtain a Visa at a Thai Embassy or Consulate abroad prior to traveling to Thailand.
Information and things of probable interest
- Visitors can apply for a visa extension at the Main Immigration Office on Soi Suan Phlu - it's off of Sathorn Road and open from Monday to Saturday - the extension cost is 1,900 baht.
- A 60 day (Tourist Visa) will be extended for 30-days.
- A 30/15 day (Tourist visa exemption stamp) and any other Non-Immigrant Visa will be extended for only 7 days maximum. The re-entry permit extensions are no longer available at the airport.
To Book a Seat Please Call: 089-024-8776
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