What is the likelihood of being refused entry into Thailand with a 6-month METV after a history of multiple visas and exemptions?

Mar 4, 2019
6 years ago
Daniel *******
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Have read through this Thai Visa advice thread regularly and just wanting to check the consensus of opinion about a 6 month METV. I am heading back to my home country and applying for the 6 month METV. I will have just finished my 9 month Edu visa and also have a record before that of multiple Visa Exemptions with air crossings from 2018 and 2017. If the 6 month METV is granted, how likely am I to be refused when entering Thailand with it? obviously an immigration officer can refuse entry at discretion but how likely would this be? I will of course bring with me 20k baht in cash, plus proof of accommodation with my partner of 2 years that has also traveled with me regularly. I am out of Thailand for at least a few months each year and live off investments and savings.

Additionally, how likely would it be to get refused a 6 month METV from my home country? Has this been known to happen? Thanks in advanced.
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The inquiry seeks to understand the likelihood of being granted a 6-month Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (METV) and the chance of being refused entry into Thailand upon arrival with this visa after previously holding an Edu visa and multiple visa exemptions. The individual plans to provide proof of financial stability and accommodation during their stay.
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