How many 30-day visa stamps can I have per year in Thailand?

Visa Regulations 30-Day Stamps Thailand Immigration Non-Immigrant Visa Passport Validity Visa Requirements for Expats

Nov 24, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

You're still only allowed 2 30 day stamps per calendar year in your passport. My question is was my first today until 23 December be the next one, after that will be January a fresh calender year so straight 2 times after that's ok ?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The current regulation allows a foreign national to receive a maximum of two 30-day visa stamps per calendar year when entering Thailand over land. After utilizing the two stamps in November and December, the user inquires about receiving two more 30-day stamps after the start of the new calendar year in January. Comments suggest that while January does reset the count, travelers should be aware of possible scrutiny from immigration if they frequently enter on 30-day stamps. Additionally, it is advised to have more than six months of validity remaining on a passport when traveling to avoid complications.

Robert *******

Before we keep on going into the discussion why people choose what and how to live inside Thailand, I close the commenting. As mentioned in the description of the page, we give advice and do not judge. What you do with the advice is your decision. And for those who think Facebook is only for tourist visiting Thailand, be surprised. Immigration has their own Facebook page and their officers are members on many facebook pages.

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6 years ago

Lloyd ********

As you are working in a school, why not get the correct visa and work permit ?

6 years ago

Jack *******

You need more than 6 months left in passport to return..🤔

6 years ago

Robert *******

No, you need a passport that is longer valid than your admitted to stay stamp.

6 years ago

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Sshane ***********

I've travelled to Thailand numerous times for 10 to 30 days ..had a previous work visa..in passport.. never been asked

6 years ago

Sshane ***********

Yes.. it's good to see others experiences here.. All of mine are through suvarnabhumi...

6 years ago

Robert *******

Thanks for letting us know. Some people get asked, others get in without questions. Maybe one day, you'll be the one getting questions.

6 years ago

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Andrew ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Married to Thai and waiting because only 6 months left in my current passport which is why they won't give me a year visa in savannaket

6 years ago

Robert *******

New passport, i hope because it is full or the expiry date is there. There is no benefit at Immigration with a new passport other than enough pages to put stamps is. And on what basis you want to apply for the Non Immigrant O visa and why wait?

6 years ago

Andrew ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Eventually getting a new passport then to savannaket, Laos for a non O multiple entry visa, hence why 30 days etc

6 years ago

Andrew ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes i meant by land. Just wanted to clarify November and December 2 times then into January a fresh year so another 2 to Myanmar and back is ok.

6 years ago

Amornrat **********

yes, but Phu Nam Ron border will check on your validity of passport.

6 years ago