Can you do back-to-back land entries in Thailand for a visa exemption?

I know three years ago I was on my second 6 months tourist back to back visa issued in the UK and on my final visa run flying in from Penang they stamped me in but said I cannot do it again that year. Am sure things maybe even stricter now. Glad I no longer have to do visa runs.

@Robert ******

yep! exactly what i wanted to know!

thanks a lot everybody!!!

I guess you try to ask: Can I apply for a Single Entry Tourist Visa, which give 60 days admitted to stay and can be extended with another 30 days, then after this 90 days leave and start the process all over. The answer is yes. However some consulates are checking the amount of Tourists visa in your passport and put a stamp in as warning that you used too many and can not apply at that consulate anymore.

So i can make single entry every 90 days more than 2 times in a row without a problem?

If it is a Single Entry Visa you only have 1 entry, if it is a Multiple Entry Visa you can come and go as you please till the enter before date stamped in the Visa.

Yes i understand, my question is, with a visa (not stamp), do i also have the 2 entries limit?

a Tourist Visa is a sticker in your passport put in by an employee of a Consulate or Embassy. The question here is entering Thailand without a VISA and using the Visa Exempt Entry.

So normal tourist visa have that limitation or not?

noooo...they are talking about visa exempt entries by land...nothing to do with a visa

Yes can fly in as many times as you want no limit