How many times can Malaysian citizens enter Thailand under the visa exemption scheme in one year, and what is the maximum total length of stay?

I know of no one who has had the 180 day rule enforced. I did multiple visa runs several years with total days exceeding 180

I think after you fly one time your arms will be very tired

Many NGO here that sponsor the type O inside Thailand

Following this thread because my student visa expiring soon

The only way to find out is to try go in and out and see what happen at the Immigration office ? Or either that talk to a visa agent and they will give you the spills . Educate yourself from more than one source other than social media

1. As many times as you want 2. There is no written maximum stay. But, if you're living the majority of the time in Thailand with only tourist visas or visa exemption there is a good chance you will eventually get questioned and possibly denied entrance by immigration. All it takes is one immigration officer having a bad day.

It depends on how you do it, if you return after spending just few days in another country and each time stay maximum number of days on exemption, after 2-3 times they will ask you a bunch of questions and possibly give you like 7 days stamp and recommend you not coming back for a while.

If you just fly in occasionally and stay a month or so, can be done up to 6 times. It will look like you're just traveling Asia, using BKK as your "base".

As far as I know, it's 180 days per year.

Read it somewhere in one of the forums/groups more than once, but no, I don't have other source than that.

About entry limits, 2 times per land per year, unlimited by air.

Rules depends on IO and port of entry. Bkk considered harder than e.g Phuket.

You can't find the information because it doesn't exist.

There is no law that limits the number of entries on Visa Exempt by air, or sets a maximum number of days you can be in Thailand on visa exempt.

But immigration officers will do their job, and probably by the 3rd time you try to enter after maxing out 2 exempt + extension they will be asking you a lot of questions and possibly denying you entry for trying to live in Thailand on a tourist stamp. Visa exempt is not a way to stay in Thailand long term.