Good morning everyone. Hope your day is starting out well. I have a question. I did a border crossing for my last tourist visa. I also entered Thailand using a tourist visa at immigration at BKK when I arrived in Thailand in January. Now I have a mix of tourist and medical stamps in my Passport. The previous stamp was for medical before my stamp on June 11. My question is this. Since I may have 2 or 3 tourist stamps, but not in a row, does this mean I am out of tourist stamps available for this year and I now have to get a different stamp from immigration? If I have to, I can fly out of Thailand and get a tourist stamp this way. Thank you in advance for any assistance. I will be out of the country July 25-July 29 in Siem Reap, Cambodia. I was thinking of doing a 6 month visa from there.
Shalom Cheers Aloha,
Jackie BlueI
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on their current visa situation after having multiple tourist and medical stamps in their passport from previous entries into Thailand. They are unsure if they have exhausted their tourist visa options for the year and ask if they need to apply for a different type of visa. Commenters clarify that the user has utilized their allowed number of land entries for tourist visas for the calendar year, and suggest options to either fly out of the country for a new entry or apply for a tourist visa at a Thai consulate while abroad.
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