Has anyone had a problem getting the 60 day visa sticker and then not being allowed in with too many prior entrances? I'm at the cebu consulate and they looked at my passport and said even if I got approved for a 60 day visa the thai immigration might not let me in. For some background info. I have used 81 days on this passport or three stamps in and out and 60 days on a prior one this year. Does anyone have experience with this? I have some luggage in storage there and am worried about not getting it back if I'm not allowed in. But they said that if my visa is not approved in Cebu they will not make any stamps in my passport but the system will have a record of me applying and that the final decision is up to the immigration there.
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A user seeking advice on obtaining a 60-day Thai visa at the Cebu consulate has raised concerns about potentially being denied entry to Thailand due to prior extensive stays and multiple entries on their passport. Despite receiving approval for the visa, immigration officers may still deny entry based on travel history and other factors. Other users have shared experiences and suggested that having proof of accommodation, funds, and onward travel can help in such situations. However, the final decision rests with the immigration officer at the border, highlighting the unpredictability of entry policies.