Will I face issues at immigration in Thailand after multiple short visits without overstaying?

No problem I think but get your flights asap and direct not through Middle East. Price vs demand my friend

E visa if worryed

No

I went 4 times last year never got an extension or overstay and flying back there 27th April . I’m a tourist and they know it . I will get a visa the trip after as I’m moving there later in the year.

Just go, if you haven't done anything wrong youre straight, stop over thinking it

Never say never. Other people may of just been lucky. There cracking down on people coming and going. Multiple times per year. They're getting more stricter every week.

Visa 30 quid ffs

Once you apply for the entry visa and its accepted

Then your good to go

If you are issue a TDAC no problem

If you can buy a tourist visa, buy a tourist visa and alleviate that concern. Problem solved.

You never got any extensions so won’t have a problem.

Many on/off workers come nearly 10 times a year with no problems.

I was there last year five times each time was 3 weeks, never had any issues.

Highly unlikely you'll have any issues. You were only doing short stays, you weren't doing extensions or border bounces. I'd say you're good to go.

King of tourists Thai loves, you come spend money and live, not like bunch of westerners comes and live in hostels on a few dollars a month for long time, bottom line you shouldn’t have a problem.

No

The 1 month extension is the trigger

No I literally went 25 times for business in 2025 all 4-6 days never once was denied

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At the immigration at bangkok airport go to the lane that's moving quick that means the officer is not asking question unlike the slow lanes u can see the officers asking too many question n be a delay.i ve done it n it works with any airport in the world

Mate you shouldn't have any problem. Im a FIFO worker and spend all my leave in Thailand and have done so for last 5 years, was chatted once about 2 years ago by a female immigration officer saying i come many times and I should have a visa, which is true. And I'm now actually in the process of getting a retirement visa together. Its not right I know but I know guys that have been spending 6 months a year in Thailand, one month working aboard and one month in thailand and have been doing that for the last 15 to 20 years..there married to a thai have houses and kids and are swinging the tourist visa all this time...it all depends on the immigration officer you get and there take on the matter when trying to come through. Good luck and if your worried you can at the very least apply for a tourist visa before you come.

as you appear to be a real tourist and not trying to live full time in Thailand I would think that you should be OK but as you said it does depend on the Immigration officer at the gate but be polite and have all the necessary answers ready and I think you won't have a problem. By the way I'm no expert but do watch the local expat news a lot.

Don't worry about it. You won't have a problem.

NO PROBLEM You are a bona fide tourist playing by the rules .

My immediate thought is that you will be admitted without any problems

The word ‘should’ in just about every reply is worrying. The uncertainty is causing Thailand valuable tourists and forcing them to go elsewhere.

Hottest week of the year

You should not have problems if you have air ticket confirm arriving and departing Bangkok, confirm hotel booking and filling in TDAC online, have cash THB20,000 as proof.

I'd leave until the last minute to be sure, and if demand is low you'll pick up a bargain flight for pennies.

You should be fine going by your length of stay each time ie 2wks or even if you had a 30 day standard holiday

Should be absolutely no problem, you appear as a genuine tourist, you can show your return tickets if they start to question you.

I got stopped I never overstayed she advised a Visa next time but up to you

Very unlikely. I went 9 or 10 times last year, been twice this year. Never longer than 10 days in a trip, sometimes just a long weekend and haven't been asked any questions by an IO.

My friend from NYC does this, never a problem.

No problem if you never overstayed