Can I exit and reenter Thailand after multiple visa exemptions?

If you're going to get a Tourist visa in Laos you need to go to the website now and book an appointment now. There's no walk-ins and the appointments are booked up weeks in advance. There isn't another open Laos visa appointment until June.

By air

Same situation. Immigration in Korat informed me that I would need to go to Laos for VISA at the Thai embassy. I’m uncertain which one though. Waiting on papers from the States so I can get married. Can’t get the 90 day 0 type unless you are already married.

Have until Friday to figure it out.

Only by air

They can still deny your entry with the education visa. They can deny you entry for any reason it sounds like you’re pushing it.

You should ask your school if you have to start the visa process over if you leave and come back.

So when I re-entered last month after maxing out my METV (was away 6 weeks after METV finished) I was questioned at DMK airport. The reason given was I had been in the country for over 180 days in the past year “as a regular tourist”. The 180 day in country appears to be a trigger point they are applying at the major airports. Assuming you have maxed out your 3 entries by the time you plan to return you will also be around the 180 mark. In hindsight doing your land border runs last may had been safer.

If your education provider is legitimate then would suggest carrying a copy of your application and school documentation with you to show to immigration when you return. Also leaving now while you are still under the 180 days and returning closer to the time of your course could be a way to increase your chances of re-entry.

yes if you leave for several days by air to another country i recommend to go to sigon for some days maybe a week because if you do visa run for 1 day you will be under the mercy of the immigration officer maybe yes maybe no so safety better than sorry my advice from 10 years experience in visiting Thailand 🩷🩷

Its up to the imm officer you're in front of.

Officially, no limit on *air* entries (land entries are officially limited to 2 per calendar year), but if you've been here since January on out-then-straight-back-in visa-exemptions, you're at the point where you have a fair to high likelihood of being pulled aside and questioned on what you're doing here.

All you can really do is have the three proofs with you on the way back in; proof of accommodation, 20K Baht in cash, and onward travel ticket.

By a land border no. By air is a coin flip. You could or perhaps you won’t be allowed to. Entry at an airport is up to the individual officer to decide. There aren’t any “rules” that govern whether they should let you in or shouldn’t. Their call.