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Are there limitations on visa exemption entries to Thailand for Australian passport holders traveling frequently?
Nov 27, 2018
7 years ago
Brett *****
ORIGINAL POSTERHold Australian passport
I travel to Thailand every December for 3 weeks and every July for 3 weeks
I arrive on 21st December for 13 nights then leave to fly to mandalay for 6 nights then back to Bangkok for 2 nights
I only access via airports will this be a problem on visa exemption
I have proof of all onward flights
Is there any limit per year on visa exemption arrivals for this type of travel
I travel to Thailand every December for 3 weeks and every July for 3 weeks
I arrive on 21st December for 13 nights then leave to fly to mandalay for 6 nights then back to Bangkok for 2 nights
I only access via airports will this be a problem on visa exemption
I have proof of all onward flights
Is there any limit per year on visa exemption arrivals for this type of travel
TLDR : Answer Summary
An Australian passport holder traveling to Thailand multiple times a year under the visa exemption scheme should not encounter any issues as long as they have proof of onward travel and meet financial requirements. It is advisable to carry the equivalent of 20,000 Thai baht in cash upon arrival and have documentation of accommodation for the first night.
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James ********
I would not expect a problem at airports upon arrival. You should have equalivent of 20,000 Thai baht in cash on you with your hotel booking or place of staying in Thailand...at least for first night or so. Enjoy your holidays.
Brett *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
I have proof of hotel booking and will have couple thousand Australian dollars in cash on meReply to
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Tod *********
You shouldn't have a problem at all. Your entry history to thailand is not sufficient to raise any flags or trigger the automated flag in the system.
You state you have proof of onward travel and all I'd do would be to have proof of funds 20K baht (or the equivalent) in cash when you stamp in
You state you have proof of onward travel and all I'd do would be to have proof of funds 20K baht (or the equivalent) in cash when you stamp in
Liam *****
No, that won't be a problem. If you want to be completely sure, have 20k baht cash too, which they can technically ask for
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