How long can Australians stay in Thailand without a visa?

30 days

Visa Exempt on arrival = 30days

Extension 1900bht = 30days

Drive to a Border = 30days

Extension 1900bht = 30days

30, then extension. Then a visa run to another country, and get 30 again.

So what is the cheapest flight to another country from Thailand?

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Two weeks

Australian passport holders receive a free 30 day visa exempt stamp upon arriving in Thailand, you also have the option to get a 30 day extension at immigration for 1,900 baht. So basically 30 days for free and up to 60 if you wish for 1,900 baht.

Too many…!

As many as you can stash in your case… get caught, pay the tax

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Each entry gets 60 days total; 30 days on entry, 30 day extension an option.

You're allowed two land entries per year, no limit on air entries.

So the answer to the question of how long you can stay here is this: You can do it until you can't.

The more visa-exempt stamps & extensions you have, the greater the likelihood that an immigration officer will look at your history, question you as to whether you're actually a tourist, and potentially deny you entry.

When that cutoff point comes is a matter of luck. Some get questioned after 1 or 2 stamps, others get to stay here for up to or even over a year simply by border-bouncing.

You can get 30 days 30 days immigration 2 border runs 60 days total 120 days

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@Kenneth ******

30+30 extension (1900 baht and few hours of ones valuable drinking time)

As long as until you're caught and deported 🤷

Same as everyone else 30

30. But keep in mind that entry and exit count as full days, so counting exit minus entry date yields 29 instead. This occasionally catches people out. Australia itself counts the days differently.

Waiting for the punchline.

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30 day visa exempt stamp received on arrival. Can apply one time for a 30 day extension. So that's 60 days in total.

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