Will I face issues re-entering Thailand after multiple visa exemptions and tourist visas?

Visa Regulations Re-Entry to Thailand Tourist Visa Visa Exemption Immigration Travel Requirements Proof of Funds Accommodation Proof

Sep 3, 2018

6 years ago

Benjamin ********

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Had 2 visa exempt one month each: had 2 tourist visa from loas and had 2 extensions :arrived in Thailand 28th December :within all that went home for a month end of feb to end of March :thinking of goin uk for 2 weeks 22nd September my question is do u good people think I will have a problem getting back in at Suvarnabhumi in October?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The individual inquired about potential issues re-entering Thailand at Suvarnabhumi in October after a history of multiple visa exemptions and tourist visas. Community responses suggested that while re-entry might not pose issues, it is advisable to carry documentation such as proof of funds (20,000 baht or equivalent), proof of onward travel, and hotel booking confirmations. These documents may be requested by immigration officers, especially given their pattern of entries.

Tod *********

The proof of hotel or confirmed lodging is the last thing they ask for if they're asking for the 3-proof-ofz and I don't think it makes a bit of difference if you show a lease or a confirmation of booking from a hotel

6 years ago

Tod *********

You probably won't but I'd say definitely have proof of funds; 20K baht (or the equivalent), proof of onward travel and proof of a hotel booking on hand when you arrive here.

ANYONE can be asked for those any time they stamp into the country. They are more likely to ask for them if you have an extensive history of living here on back-2-back visa exempt or tourist visa entries BUT being prepared is better than being denied entry to the country.

6 years ago

Benjamin ********

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James Millerite ain't a contract as such just documentation of the room that I'm stayin in and have been since march it was needed for immigration.... the truth is I am tourist... thanks for letting me know

6 years ago

James ********

@Ricky *******

I will await reply from Tod. But that one year condo contract is proof you are NOT a tourist in Thailand. I would NOT show it to Thai Immigration.

6 years ago

Benjamin ********

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When you say hotel booking I have the rental contract of 1 year for the condo I am renting which I think ends next March is that sufficient do you think..?

6 years ago

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