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Will I face problems with my visa on entry as an Australian visiting Thailand for the 4th time this year?

Visa on Entry Thai Visa Rules 30-Day Visa Exempt Entry Travel Requirements Australian Passport Proof of Funds Accommodation Proof Onward Travel

Nov 23, 2018

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Coming to Thailand for my 4th visit this year visa on entry Australian passport should I anticipate any problems ? 28-29 days

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As an Australian passport holder visiting Thailand for the fourth time this year, you will receive a 30-day visa exempt entry stamp rather than a visa on entry. It is recommended to carry proof of accommodation, an onward ticket, and at least 20,000 baht in cash to avoid any potential issues at immigration.

Tod *********

you don't get a visa on entry :/ You'll get what is called a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp.

I would make sure that you have proof of 20K baht (or the equivalent) in cash, proof of onward travel within 30 days and proof of a hotel booking just in case you're asked when you stamp into the country

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yeah got that covered

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Tod *********

IF you're going to be asked for anything (which I doubt), it's gonna be proof of funds and proof of onward travel.

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Thanks

stay at my fiancé’s place was asked for the address last time but road as usual has no name

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Jason ***********

Always have the on going ticket , proof of accommodations and 20,000 baht in cash on hand just in case.

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I'm arriving on a 60day tourist visa on 6 Dec will stay 109 days in total have POF hotel booking when I get there and ticket out on 26th march I will be staying in korat for 3 weeks then Samui for 2 months with my thai wife I was last there in march you think I'll be OK

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Last trip I was questioned where am I staying, what’s her name but never asked for

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yes that’s what I was worried about I might get a visa before I leave here

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Tod *********

that shouldn't raise flags IF you are not living here on back-2-back 30 day visa exempt or tourist visa entries

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@Jason **********

yes I was a little concerned about 4 visits this year ?

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