Will I be denied entry to Thailand after my last visa expired on February 18, 2022?

I had 2 COVID visa extensions this year. I just got denied my Thai sticker visa yesterday at the Thai embassy. So yea, you can get denied too. People with a long stay history in Thailand can be in trouble, even though the stay was legal.

If you worry about a possible denial on entry we offer prescreening, and fast track services which can ensure no trouble.



These services are available for BKK, DMK, and HKT international airports.

Dmed you some advice🙂

It looks like you have covid extensions in your passport, which means you are very likely to be pulled out of line if you arrive in Bangkok or Phuket and extensively questioned about your past time in Thailand and why you're back in Thailand. You could possibly be denied entry.

You could try flying into Chiang Mai as we don't have any reports of people having issues entering the country there.

If you decide to come, you'll want to have the 3 proofs that immigration might ask for.

1. Proof of flight out of Thailand within the days you'll be stamped in for (it's not 15 days, it's temporarily 30 days for visa on arrival until March 31st)

2. Proof of funds (10,000 baht or equivalent in a major currency in cash only. Cannot be bank statement, banking app, or credit card)

(To anyone wondering why I said 10,000 and not 20,000: the amount is different for those entering Visa on Arrival as compared to those entering visa exempt or tourist visa)

3. Proof of lodging (hotel reservation etc)