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jshorts, on Yesterday, 06:38 , said:

No, there aren't.

For annual visas, ie visas (from a Thai conslulate) valid for entry into Thailand for one year from the issue date of the visa, see http://www.mfa.go.th...482.php?id=2489, or if the website is not accessible see http://www.thaivisa....ttach_id=162415

For one-year extensions of stay, ie from the local immigration office in Thailand, see http://www.thaivisa....ttach_id=153821

Interesting to know that it works some times, unfortunately not at other times, much like a lottery, it seems.

CrankyCarrot, on 2012-05-27 22:49:20, said:

I'll answer this while Mario is offline for the night. The information is based on posts made by ThaiVisa members, mostly with reference to the border with Cambodia and Laos; don't know if there have been any about the border with Malaysia.

Put yourself into the position of the Malaysian immigration officer. A tourist comes across the land border from Thailand and presents a pristine British passport to you. No exit stamp from Thailand. Is there any reason why you should not get suspicious that this passport might be fake? It was probably part of your training as an immigration officer to look out for such irregularities.

At the very least you would have some explaining to do, as you said yourself, and this could take quite some time and your minivan might not want to wait for you. If you do try it, please report your experience here after your return.

I am moving this from the forum "Thai visas, residency and work permits" to the forum "Visas and migration to other countries"

TonyBee, on 2012-05-26 18:30:17, said:

I'm glad you found ThaiVisa, the expert on everything about visas, extensions of stay, and a lot more.



If you have the time and the inclination, browse through some of our other forums that catch your fancy.