Is there a limit on the number of visa-free entries to Thailand per year?

Interesting would be one month in Thailand, one month in Vietnam, one month in Bali and one month in Malaysia and rotate that 3 months a year in each country!!

Don't think you'll have a problem at all but make sure you are carrying 20,000 baht (or equivalent in your currency). Although most people aren't aware of it, its an entry requirement and some immigration officers use it if they feel you've visited too often. There is no actual entry limit through airports but they can, and do, refuse entry but they must give a valid reason so they use the lack of cash.

NEW entry rules starting 15 Sep 2026.

Announced in Royal Gazette see picture.

Visa Exempt Entry 30 days for:

Australia. Austria. Bahrain. Belgium. Bulgaria. Bhutan. Brunei Darussalam. Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Malaysia, Maldives, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Türkiye, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States of America

ViSA free for 15 days

Mauritius en Seychelles

VISA ON ARIVAL

Azerbaijan, Belarus en Serbia

IMPORTANT EXTRA CHANGE FOR THOSE WHO THINK LETS MAKE BORDER RUNS EVERY MONTH:

Land border crossings WITHOUT ANY VISA are llimited to twice a calendar year

Only these countries Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, and Singapore are allowed to enter unlimmited by landborders without any visa.

All countries NOT mentioned need a visa to enter Thailand.

This list is made by non official translations, I wait for the graphics which will be shown at Embassy or Conuslar info channels.

EDIT

BILATERAL AGREEMENTS ARE NOT MENTIONED.

On NON official graphics made by AI:

Bilateral 30 days for China, Russia, Hong Kong, Macao, Laos, Vientam, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Timor-Leste

Bilateral 90 days for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, South-Korea

Bilateral 14 days BY AIR Cambodia, Myanmar.

my advice is ; use the right visa for the right reason then you will stay away from trouble. The reason they are cracking down visa's because visitors are cheating the system.

Keep in mind the second extension is always 7 days per calendar year

I’d get a evisa just for piece of mind no guarantee entry but a better chance ,with your history you’ll have no problems

You have nothing to worry about if you are a genuine tourist. The immigration officers look at the person, at the travel history and if they are actually coming for a holiday. The whole picture has to make sense.

There is no limit on the number of entries - as long as you can give a good reason as to why. I know people that come several times a year and they don't have any problems, as they can explain why.

Thailand needs and wants real tourists. They are mostly cracking down on those abusing the rules.

Just get a tourist evisa before you fly. Too easy.

When you line up at immigration don’t go to a female IO. They are far worse then the men

Only two border runs a year

TWO PER LAND ENTRIES

Ive seen that that 2 border runs are the limit per year a person can do,you may be denied entry to Thailand on the third so its not worth trying it…

Where did you hear that as it’s false information and should be removed if on this site

There is no limit on the entry by air, only 2 additional border runs by land per year, but you can extend your stay 30 days at the immigration office in Thailand for 1900 Baht

My friend recently got denied entry by air because she had too many border runs in the year

Might depend on the officer

The limit applies to visa exempt entries by land. There is no specified limit for visa exempt entries by air as before the changes. But every visa exempt entry, whether by land or air remains at the discretion of the immigration officer you stand in front of

Genuine tourists can come and go freely, its the people trying to max out visa exempts, doing border runs and the like.

Pretty sure you'll be fine, your visit history doesn't scream abuse.

The big issue is with land border entry