Will I have any problems re-entering Thailand without an exit stamp in my passport?

It's recorded electronicly

I have exited 3 times now through the automatic gate and had no issues returning. The system seems to work well

I doubt it's relevant but I do have a new British passport now. Renewed in February this year.

Stuart.

I'm a bit confused by all of this,and would appreciate your take on it.

I've visited Thailand on four occasions in 2024,after my initial arrival on June 2nd 2024. I got stamped in for 3O days as was the rule then. But since then using a visa exemption stamp,I received 60 days at Jomtien Immigration early July, did border runs to Cambodia late August,late October,and late December. Receiving 60 days on each occasion. I departed Thailand on the 10th February this year.

I wish to return within the next two weeks,using a visa exemption again,and have been in contact with TVS; whom advise I'm likely to be questioned by Immigration,but being 66 and intending to apply for a retirement visa soonest,they suggest I should be good to enter.

Would appreciate your advice please.

Thanks

If you scanned your passport on your way out, it is registered on the system that you left the country with that passport. So, no problem.

No, it’s electronic exit and you’re registered in the system and two weeks last year and 2 days this year shouldn’t be any issue.

There won’t be a problem about not having an exit stamp as they are aware of the “automatic gate” system.

No one can say if you’d have an issue re-entering Thailand as that’s up to the individual immigration officer but it’s highly unlikely that they’d have any issue with those dates.

They’re on the look out for repeat entries after an extension which could mean you’re trying to stay in Thailand without a correct visa.