Can you enter Thailand multiple times a year under the new visa rules without extensions?

@Andrew *******

You can now do only two visa-exempt entries per calendar year.

You MAYBE, depending on the discretion of the Immigration officer at the border, can do more visa-exempt entries, like 5 or more, however then your stamp history must show that those visa-exempt stays were only short stays, like 2-3 weeks, and their annual total is not more than 150 days (or 180 days, nobody knows for sure)

I guess (I cannot guarantee) that such short holidays within one year still make you a “genuine” tourist in the eyes of an Immigration officer . . however you always need proof of onward travel or a return ticket to make your holidays plausible

@Andrew *******

there are always reasons for those… nothing to worry about.

@Andrew *******

I was referring to short-term visits, meaning staying few weeks at a time, or at most less than 60 days.

@Andrew *******

😂Not the same issue..

It’s not written but the logical conclusion since you get tax residency with 180 days.

They want foreigners to get proper visa.

@Tim *********

You could get 60+30 then another 60 but no 30, just an "Extension Denied, 7 Days to Leave Thailand" stamp