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What is the maximum length of visa I can obtain for Thailand after multiple stays this year?

Thai Visa Types Visa Exemption Multiple Entry Tourist Visa Non-O Visa Visa Duration Immigration Rules in Thailand

Jun 17, 2025

3 days ago

Simon ********

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Hi, please can someone confirm the length of visa I will be given in November?

I have spent 3 months in Thailand January to April, 1 month in June.

Ideally would like 4 months, is this possible in any scenario?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquires about the length of visa they will receive in November after spending a total of four months in Thailand earlier in the year. The community discusses various visa options, indicating that a standard tourist visa may allow for extensions through border runs. The conversation highlights that there is no specific four-month visa available, and also emphasizes the necessity for the user to provide more details to receive accurate advice.

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Henrik *****

Nobody can say if or when the Immigration rules eventually will be changed.

Follow the Thailand Embassy website in your country, especially a month or so before departure.

2 days ago

Rob **********

Really !!! Some details would help people give you a honest answer.

2 days ago

Simon ********

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@Rob *********

what exactly? Instead of going off on one like a 10 year old try helping.

2 days ago

Jared **********

@Simon *******

no one “went off on you like a 10 year old”, no need to be melodramatic

You couldn’t have given any less information, if you need help on how to ask for help then an agent might be a good idea

18 hours ago

Rob **********

@Simon *******

you asked how long can you get on a visa, there are numerous visas you can apply for, as I said some details are required for people to help you. We cannot guess what you might be doing, it is not going on like a 10 year old boy as you said. But what you asked is like asking how long is a piece of string, or how much money is required to visit Thailand, the devil is in the details, so please be more specific when you are requesting some information.

2 days ago

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Rob **********

Simon ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you for all the replies, very grateful.

3 days ago

Baz *********

6 month multiple entry tourist visa

3 days ago

Jan ******************

As I understand you’ve spent 4 months in Thailand on visa exemptions in total this year and now you want to spend 4 more months.

If that’s the case you’ll need a visa. There’s no 4 months visa. You could apply for a six months multiple entries tourist visa and do a border bounce to get a 4 months stay or if you’re passed 50 years apply for a 90 days Non O visa and do a border bouncy with a transport company to get a 60 days visa exemption.

3 days ago

Dnatjugweme ************

Hi Simon,

What are you talking about exactly? You wrote visa, but do you mean visa-exempt entry stamp by any chance? In this case, you will get 60 days if you come from one of the 93 countries in this list:

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If not, please specify which visa, obtained from a Thai embassy/consulate abroad, you hold.

3 days ago

Graham ******

Various visa are different lengths of stay but I guess you don't get a visa but use visa exempt which is still 60 days then a 30 day extension.

3 days ago

Lynnette *******

What embassy are you applying at?

3 days ago

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Lynnette *******

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