Can I extend my stay in Thailand after multiple tourist visas and get a new passport to reset my immigration history?

Okay, you have some confusion

@Stép****

. Your most recent tourist visa was warning stamped in Vientiane because you have too many tourist visas from Vientiane. They stamped you saying you can't get any more tourist visas from them. (You should have used OTHER thai consulates not went to vientiane over and over :( )

Then when you entered the country you were questioned about your extensive history of being here on tourist visas. It had NOTHING to do with the warning stamp on the tourist visa from Vientiane and everything to do with the fact you appear to be living here on tourist visas.

You certainly can stay until your current admitted until stamp expires AND you most likely won't have any problem getting a 30 day extension on this entry either.

Your mistake was FLYING in to the country with so many tourist visas and you wouldn't have had ANY problem at all IF you'd crossed into thailand by the land border at Nong Khai, although that wouldn't have stopped you from getting red stamped in Vientiane at least you wouldn't have been hassled when you tried to stamp in..

Good Luck (y)

a Tourist Visa is ment for people coming into Thailand for their holiday. They are not ment to live inside Thailand using back to back Visa. This discussion can go on and on, but nothing new would be added. If you want to live inside Thailand get visa for the purpose you stay here. Tourist Visa for short visit, ED Visa to study at a school, Thai Elite Visa for being a long term tourist, Non Immigrant visa for those who can meet the requirements of being over 50 years of age, married to a Thai National, raising half Thai Children, working etc. I close the commenting and wish you all a good stay inside Thailand and happy life.

A new passport will make NO difference at all, Immigration computers have your full arrival & departure history on file.