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Visa runs & border runs — done right, same day

A visa run is a border crossing that resets your entry stamp. When it's the right move, it's a single day: van to the border, crossing support, back in Bangkok by evening. When it isn't — we'll tell you, because tourist hops are exactly what immigration punishes.

A visa run is a border crossing that resets your entry stamp. Our Laos van run is one day, transport and documents included, ฿6,500 all-in. Since November 2025 land-border entries no longer qualify for the 30-day extension and same-day exit/re-entry does not reset the count — border bounces are no longer a strategy. We give honest route advice before you pay.

✅ Laos van run — 1 day ✅ Transport & docs included ✅ ฿6,500 all-in ✅ Honest route advice first

What a visa run includes

Van transport Bangkok → border → Bangkok, same day
Document preparation and border-crossing support
Coordination with the border office on arrival
Honest pre-check: if a run is risky for your history, we say so first

Pricing

Service	What's included	Timeline	Fee
Visa run — Laos (van)	Transport, docs, border crossing support	1 day	฿6,500

Government fees extra, quoted in writing before you commit.

How the process works with us

Message us your visa history and how long you've been hopping
We assess the risk honestly — runs aren't for everyone
We book the van, prep your docs and brief you on the crossing
Same-day round trip; your new entry stamp is in hand

Why people use us

Fees quoted in writing — no "surprise costs" at the border
No queue-juggling — the crossing is handled
Honest assessment first: if a run risks a ban, we tell you
We track your stamps, dates & renewals — reminders before deadlines

When it's NOT the right move

Long history of tourist hops — you're flagged already
You're planning to stay long-term — get a proper visa instead
Your passport needs more blank pages — check before you travel
You qualify for a DTV, retirement or work route — cheaper in the long run

Questions we hear about visa runs

How many visa runs can I do?

There's no published number, but Thai immigration watches the pattern. Two or three border entries a year is usually fine; more than that and you're building a tourist-hop history that can cost you later.

Where does the run go?

Our standard run is the Laos border (van, same day). Other crossings are possible but usually slower and not better.

Is a visa run legal?

Border entries for new stamps are a normal, legal part of Thai immigration — when done the right way. What gets people banned is repeated, quick turnaround hopping. We assess your history first.

What should I do instead?

If you're staying long-term, a DTV, retirement visa or work permit is cheaper and safer than a lifetime of runs. We'll tell you straight which route fits your situation.

Get a quote →

Message us on Line, WhatsApp or Messenger with your passport nationality and current visa. You get a straight answer and a written fee within the hour (9:00–18:00, Mon–Sat). One run, done properly, with a plan for what comes next.