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Tired travellers waiting by a minivan in the queue at a Thailand–Cambodia land border crossing. AI-generated image.

Border Runs from Pattaya: Thai Visa Rules and Checks in 2026

VisaBy MindstreamJanuary 26, 2010Leave a comment

Before booking a border run from Pattaya, check your entry route, September 2026 visa changes, border conditions and alternatives.

A worried foreign traveller with a backpack reading news on his phone outside a Thai government office where people queue on the steps. AI-generated image.

Thailand Visa Crackdown Rumours: What to Check

Expat Guide, VisaBy MindstreamDecember 19, 2009Leave a comment

How to check visa rumours, repeated entries and long-stay options using official Thai immigration information.

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Thailand Free Visa: What the Old Promotion Means Today

Travel WarningBy MindstreamJune 23, 20092 Comments

The old free Thai visa promotion has ended. Learn the difference between visa exemption, visa on arrival and a tourist visa.

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Do Free Visas Bring More Tourists to Thailand?

Airports, Thai TravelBy MindstreamMarch 10, 2009Leave a comment

How visa-free entry can affect a Thailand holiday, and why arrivals, spending and local benefits need separate scrutiny.

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Refused Entry to Thailand: Repeated Visits and Preparation

VisaBy MindstreamApril 5, 2007Leave a comment

Understand the limits of repeated short visits, prepare accurate documents and plan for entry decisions without relying on old passport-mark rumours.

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