How Many Times Can I Enter and Leave Thailand in a 12 Month Period?

Not in the computer only see him typing when I was in the room

@Endre *******

have you ever seen this notification in the computer?

@Dave ********

it was the immigration officer who gave it to me in October don't write it's untrue because you don't know anything you must be stupid if you think io don't put a notification in the computer

@Endre *******

that’s completely untrue, don’t know where you got that from. Every entry to Thailand is at the judgement of the IO

@Rodney *******

Brandon knows a lot! And like he writes it's a myth. It likely comes from the fact that if you stay more than 180 days in ANY country you are considered to be a tax resident in that country.

@Rodney *******

in other words it's whatever each individual immigration officer decides. That's what we always say because that's what the law says. There is no 180 day rule. It's until they decide to not let you in.

@Brandon ***********

so in other words it's your rule applies

You know nothing

@Rodney *******

because no government agency has ever published a rule that says this. That's how rules work. They're published to be in force.

@Todd ********

unless of course they find the frequent travel suspicious.

@Phil ******

they are talking about visa exempt entries.’

@Alian ************

you should have stopped with "Purpose of visit: supporting docs that align with your purpose of stay." Then it would describe any DTV-application. (Employment and business licence is not for any of the soft power options.)

@Gary *******

To apply for a Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), you'll need to provide the following documents:

Passport: A valid passport with at least six months remaining validity and at least one empty visa page

Photo: A recent color photo with a white background, taken within the last six months

Visa application form: A completed visa application form

Financial evidence: Bank statements or a sponsorship letter showing a balance of at least 500,000 THB in the last 3–6 months

Proof of current location: Documents confirming your current location

Purpose of visit: Supporting documents that align with your intended purpose of stay

Employment: A letter of employment confirming your position, work status, and salary

Business license: If you're self-employed, a business license or business registration

@Gary *******

Dude, you didn't say you were coming for a short period. Holy crap, it wasn't an argument, it was a suggestion.

Funny how you don't whine at any of the men basically asking/telling you the same.

@Gary *******

It's best to read the information found on the Thai Embassy website for your passport country. After that, if you need more information, provide salient information instead of having people guess at what you need or are asking.

@Hans ************

I am a bit gealous))) about such a great opportunity!!!! Unfortunately, I have no right to travel so often ((( my government restricts getting a new passport((((

@Михайло *******

yes, I've been there more than 20 times, also last year...

@Hans ************

really? I have never been in Cambodia (