Do I need a visa to visit Thailand multiple times a year, specifically from the USA?

Relating to the above feed, I'm coming from the USA, hoping to stay for at least a year to see if it's a fit again. What documentation, other than my passport, does the government say I need to come? (Having a lot of difficulty just getting in touch with the consulate here...) Thanks so much ahead of time, Meredith Carlisle

Relating to the above feed, I'm coming from the USA, hoping to stay for at least a year to see if it's a fit again. What documentation, other than my passport, does the government say I need to come? (Having a lot of difficulty just getting in touch with the consulate here...) Thanks so much ahead of time

Relating to the above feed, I'm coming from the USA, hoping to stay for at least a year to see if it's a fit again. What documentation, other than my passport, does the government say I need to come? (Having a lot of difficulty just getting in touch with the consulate here...)

Give the group members a clue and tell us which country you are from? That way you get better responses

Will you need a visa? That depends on your passport country.

There is no technical limit on how many times you can enter with no visa (if applicable), but you’re only allowed 2 land border entries visa exempt in a calendar year.

By air as stated there is no limit - until the immigration officer suspects you are trying to stay long term in Thailand without a correct visa and denies you entry.

You will see some people post on here that they were told by an immigration officer that you can only stay 180 days in total in a year. Some officers do spout that, but it’s not an official rule.

If you seem to be a genuine tourist or have specific reasons for entering (like have a house or family here) then you could get away with 10 times or more.

If they think you’re trying to buck the system they could deny you on your second or third entry. It’s up to the officer so no one can say for sure.