Does Previous Visa History Count for Entry into Thailand in a New Calendar Year?

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Dec 8, 2018

6 years ago

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Good afternoon.  From memory in reading various historic threads on here.  I am correct in thinking, that; the previous calendar years visa history (within my UK passport) does not roll onto the next calendar year?  IE, whatever Visa exempt stamps, or TV's i have in 2018, will not be considered in 2019 upon entry?  Thank you.

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The user inquires whether the visa history in their UK passport from the previous calendar year affects their entry visa status for the current year. It is implied that they believe previous visa exempt stamps or tourist visas (TVs) do not roll over into the next year.

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