What are the risks of being refused entry on a Thai SETV due to a history of back-to-back tourist visas?

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Jan 26, 2018

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I never particularly like linking to the dark side but this is relevant here - there's a report from someone being refused entry on a SETV at DMK. Reason for refusal was too many back-to-back tourist visas in their passport.

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A report highlights a case where an individual was denied entry at DMK while using a Single Entry Tourist Visa (SETV), citing an excessive number of consecutive tourist visas in their passport as the reason for denial.

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