Is there a limit to the number of visa exempt entries into Thailand that a Singapore passport holder can make?
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Singapore passport holders have theoretically no limit on visa exempt entries by air, but there is a practical limitation with potential scrutiny from immigration officers after multiple entries. Specifically, while no official cap exists, frequent back-to-back entries may invite questioning, especially if staying the maximum duration allowed each time. In contrast, when entering by land, entries are limited to two per year. Some users have reported being advised to apply for a TR visa after several air entries.
Ning ******
I got called to their office to have a chat very very often now. As I have 8 years of in and out. Now I got married. Going to get a marriage visa. As I have max out tourist visa. 2 years ed visa. Countless land and air. If you are back to back. Most likely they will ask questions.
Barry ******
Unlimited by air. But if you're staying maximum time each time you enter, be prepared to be asked about why you are staying for so long after your 3 or 4th visit in one year.
Wong ********
I had at least 5 or 6 by air last year and this year Immigration Officer told me I need to apply for TR visa.