I see more and more questions asked like:
Will the Immigration Officer ask me..... what ever?
Will the Immigration Officer stamp me inside Thailand without questions?
Will the Immigration Officer allow me...... what ever?
Will the Immigration Officer give me a fine?
Will I get the visa at this Embassy/Consulate with my history?
Does the Embassy/Consulate staff really want to see?
Well, we do not know, so we just can not answer these questions. This page is set up to share knowledge and experience and most of the members are foreigners like yourself. We can give advice what to do, which documents are needed but we can simply not tell what the decision of the Immigration Officer or Embassy/Consulate staff will be.
We do not sit behind the desk wearing Immigration Uniforms at the Immigration Office or checkpoint or at a Thai Embassy/Consulate.
And so far I never seen a comment or reply of an Immigration Officer or Embassy/Consulate staff with the text: Visit on that day and I will help you or my friend will help you without any questions.
Please understand as written in the description of this page:
We can give advice, but be aware the last decision is always in the hands of Immigration Officer,
we cannot guarantee that the advice given will be 100 % successful to obtain the visa, extension of stay or entrance into Thailand.
Thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The content discusses the uncertainty surrounding immigration processes in Thailand, highlighting that while members can provide advice based on personal experiences, the final decisions rest with Immigration Officers and Embassy staff. It emphasizes that no guarantees can be made regarding visa approvals or entry, and that each individual's situation will be assessed by the authorities.
