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Can I do a Visa Exempt entry on Saturday, June 29th, in Mae Sai, Thailand?

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Jun 13, 2019

6 years ago

Pete *****

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So, we currently 'expire' in Thailand 29th June. The decision has been made to leave and enter for a bit more time in the beloved lands.  Mae Sai. The question is, since 29th June falls on a Saturday, will we be able to do the Visa Exempt on that day or not? Thanks in advance.

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The user is inquiring about the possibility of performing a Visa Exempt entry in Mae Sai, Thailand on June 29th, which is a Saturday, as their current stay is set to expire that day.

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