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How Many Single Entry Tourist Visas Can Be Obtained in a Row for Thailand?
Single Entry Tourist VisaVisa LimitationThailand Visa PolicyTourist VisaVisa Application ProcessMultiple Entry Tourist Visa
Nov 23, 2019
6 years ago
Daniel **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi folks! How many single entry tourist visa can we get in a row? Thank you a lot :)
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the number of single entry tourist visas one can obtain for Thailand in succession. While legally there is no set limit, practical experiences suggest that obtaining more than one can be challenging, with many facing increased scrutiny after the first visa, resulting in difficulties with approvals for subsequent visas.
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Jesse *********
Legally unlimited, but in reality most people are not getting approved for more than 1 lately sounds like, or their 2nd is issued for only 30 days and/or with warning stamp.
Zabel ******************
Make it simple for yourself get s multiple entry tourist visa
Zabel ******************
@Daniel *********
Noted I can't advice after I got no idea other then you can look at previous post in regards to these issueDaniel **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Zabel *****************
The thing is that I’m already here and to ask for METV I have to go homeReply to
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Ryan *************
Your allowed 60 days per year in the kingdom as a “tourist” so 1 would be the answer.
Brett *********
@Maxim **********
yes. It depends on many factors such as entry point and IO and how he/she is feeling.Maxim ***********
Spreading lies is getting recurrent in this group. 60 days per year, lol, I know people who have been here 10 years+ on tourist and visa-exempt, they just need to avoid DMK, Phuket, and Poipet while entering, while knowing which consulate are SETV friendly, which seems to change often. For example, a few years ago it was a bit tough in Kuala Lumpur, now it is a piece of cake. Vientiane and Savannakhet... the opposite.
Daniel **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ryan ************
I’ve got 2 SETV consecutively the same year, as many others, so I think that’s no really accurateReply to
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Mark *****
No limet
Mark *****
@Daniel *********
SETV in vientiane laos thai consulate they have will only allow 2 back to back SETV. The good old days have long gone where you can live in Thailand on back to back SETVMark *****
@Daniel *********
in the immigration rule book. There are no limit on the 30 waver when flying into Thailand. BUT !!!! It's up to the immigration at the desk if they are will to let you into Thailand.Daniel **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mark ****
so, Can we get 4-5 consecutive without any problems changing the country we apply every time?Dylan *********
Absolutely not
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A-I-*****
Legally or in reality?
Getting the visa is one issue and it is increasing in difficulty after just two or three visas these days...
Getting in in another issue... 😏
Getting the visa is one issue and it is increasing in difficulty after just two or three visas these days...
Getting in in another issue... 😏
A-I-*****
@Daniel *********
As @Michael *******
stated 👍🏻Daniel **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@A-***
is there anything written (legally speaking) about it?Reply to
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