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Can I Get Entry into Thailand After Being Denied Due to Too Many Tourist Visas?

Tourist Visa Entry Denial Immigration Advice

Feb 27, 2020

6 years ago

Romain ***

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Hello all I have been denied entry last march 2019 in Don Muang airport, motif : too many tourist visa.

I plan to come back to BKK in April through Don Muang with a tourist visa and a trip of 3 weeks in Thailand.  Do you think that now I could be granted access ?

Thanks.

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A user seeks advice on re-entering Thailand after being denied entry in March 2019 due to an excessive number of tourist visas. The community suggests that with more than a year since the denial, and if equipped with proof of funds, onward travel, and accommodation, the chances of being granted entry this time are favorable. However, the final decision remains at the discretion of the immigration officer.

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Deborah ******

How many tourist visa's were considered too many to get you denied?

6 years ago

James ********

Romain ...Good luck ...

You have a good plan. Enjoy your stay. Safe travels.

Commenting closed.

6 years ago

Tod *********

that is neither here nor there because each situation is different and comes down to the immigration officer you're standing in front of stamping in.

There is no "you can have xxx tourist visas or yyy 30 day visa exempt entries" then we will deny you entry. It's a total crap shoot :O I know people with pages and pages of 30 day visa exempt entries who skate in every time with out issue and I know someone with two 30 day visa exempt entries (and one 30 day extension from one) who got pulled aside and questioned for 20 minutes.

6 years ago

Robert *******

There is no limit, there is not a known number.

Every entry is a individual case and will be judged by the Immigration Officer.

6 years ago

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Robert *******

Tod *********

@Rom***

I think you have a fine plan,

Make SURE you have your proof of funds (20K baht or the equivalent in CASH), proof of onward travel (within 60-90 days) and proof of lodging.

You CAN be asked for those things.

Other than that all you can do is hope for the best. Good Luck, safe travels :)

6 years ago

Bert *******

why you need tourist visa if you only stay 3 weeks?

you not get a visa exempt?

6 years ago

Romain ***

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@Bert ******

to get the most chances to get in 😏

6 years ago

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Romain ***

Robert *******

@Romain **********

PLEASE ignore the private message. It might be sincere but it could be totally illegal or incorrect advice.

@James **********

Please keep your advice in the group, so all members can learn from it or comment on it if it is not correct.

6 years ago

Robert *******

Be prepared, Immigration may ask to see you have: proof of onward travel, proof of accommodation and proof of funds as in 20.000 Thb or equivalent currency in cash. But if you did not visited Thailand since March 2019, it should not be a big problem to get entry again.

6 years ago

Robert *******

Easy for you, not easy for many others

6 years ago

Cassius **********

@Robert ******

Do they really only require proof of 20,000 baht? Last year I popped to Mae Sai for a border bounce and was concerned I might not have enough money if they wanted proof of funds but 20,000 is easy!

6 years ago

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Cassius **********

Kay *****

More than a year gap? You should be good.

6 years ago

Glen *********

No one can tell you... its up to immigration officer on arrival

6 years ago

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Glen *********

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