What Are My Options for Re-entering Thailand Given My Visa History?

No problem

As Andy says above apply in UK quite easy and quick and no pressure

Best of luck

A lesson to other, maybe, thatbits best to apply and pay for a visa once in a while

Just apply for a Tourist visa, initially 60 days and extension for another 30. I think there is a limit on VOA's ?

It's a gamble. You can try and come and face possible denial or you may be lucky. With your history of entries there is no way to know.

First, everything they say to you when pulled aside is noted in their computer system, and connected to every entry point into Thailand. Second, there are no agents that can help you get past immigration, as none of them can go that far into the airport without having landed there. They can meet you after you exit customs, but not anywhere before that. They can sell you a VIP package to speed you through the immigration queue, but they can not hold your hand doing it, or have any influence on immigration flying in. At some border crossings they can, but not flying in. You can expect to be required to show that you have the required funds to enter, and that you have a return ticket, and they are fully aware of all the fake airline ticket websites. At this point, with your entry history, a good long term option, and a good long term benefit for you, would be to actually enroll in a Thai university, and get a legitimate university degree. That form of ED visa can keep you in Thailand for 4 years until you graduate, as long as you attend classes, and keep passing. You can get this as long as you start making arrangements with the university and enroll before you leave your home country. Immigration has already formally identified you as trying to stay long term as a tourist, so if you follow that pattern again you will be refused entry until you get the correct visa. You could also try getting the Multi-entry tourist visa, the METV, before you leave your home country. If they sell it to you that can give you staying in Thailand for almost 9 full months with only crossing a border twice, with no hassle, and getting the 30 day extensions on each entry stamp. Without legally working those are about your only options, unless you've got enough cash to buy a Privilege visa.

You could apply for a 3 month visa in UK. But if you haven’t overstayed or exceeded the the annual re entry quota for the year then they’ll have no grounds for refusal. I went to KL to get a third month in CM and got the hard work when I arrived at customs.

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You could also try flying into a smaller airport like Chiang Mai or Krabi. We've never heard of anyone getting hassled at one of these smaller airports, but obviously there are less flight options.