Hello, what’s the longest I can stay/visit Thailand in the course of a calendar year? I’ve been twice in 2025 for nearly 6 weeks so far but returning in October for 5 weeks in a row.
Will this be an issue for me?
TIA for any guidance.
1,324
views
4
likes
30
all likes
14
replies
1
images
11
users
TLDR : Answer Summary
Inquiring about the longest duration for staying in Thailand within a calendar year, the respondent mentions having stayed for nearly 6 weeks twice in 2025 and planning another 5-week visit. Responses indicate that while there is no strict limit, immigration officers begin to scrutinize entries after about 90 days within a 6-month period or after multiple months in a year. Several users share personal experiences of returning frequently without issues under visa exemption but caution that this could change based on immigration discretion.
Until a Immigration officer tells you, that you can’t enter Thailand.
Jordan *****
When I do not hold a visa I stay 60+60 on two separate trips. Been doing for years without any problem, but there is no limit until you get denied at the airport one day and forced to fly back
Brandon ************
There is no rule. But immigration officers start to get antsy around 90 days in 6 months or 6 months in a year. You're nowhere near that so should be fine