What are the consequences of being refused entry under Thailand's Immigration Act Chapter 2, Section 12, Items 2 and 3?

Thailand Immigration Act Entry Refusal Visa Rules Proof of Funds Illegal Work Expats in Thailand Consequences of Entry Denial

November 25, 2018

6 years ago

Maggie **********

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Hi Im not sure if you guys can help with this question. 

If someone violates Immigration Act

Chapter 2

Entering and departing.

Section12 

Item 2 and 3

What are the consequenses if you are refused  entry and have to return  to your country and they write the reason as stated above.

I hope this is not too confusing.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are refused entry into Thailand due to not having the required proof of funds (฿20,000 or equivalent) or if authorities suspect you are working illegally, you will not be blacklisted or deported but will need to return to your home country. However, you may reattempt entry at another border if you present the necessary documents including proof of funds, onward travel, and accommodation booking.

Maggie **********

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Thanx Tod Daniels

6 years ago

Tod *********

These are the reasons you can be denied entry.

You are not black listed, you are not deported, you were denied entry. You can enter at another port of entry BUT as people suggested make sure you have proof of funds, proof of onward travel and proof of a hotel booking.

6 years ago

Udai *******

U can try again with 20,000TBH and proof of hotel booking

6 years ago

Maggie **********

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@Udai ******

thanx Udai

6 years ago

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Maggie **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanx

My Thai reading is awful but I think your name is David

Thanx for info .

6 years ago

Maggie **********

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6 years ago

เดวิด **********

@Maggie *********

David is correct, nice job 🙂

6 years ago

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เดวิด **********

#2 is for not having the proof of funds ฿20,000 or equivalent in other currency.

#3 is the one where they think you are working in Thailand illegally.

You can try a land border, with the proof of funds and the other proof ofs (onward travel and hotel).

You're not "black listed" if that is what you are worried about.

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