Will I likely be denied entry at the border if I return soon on another visa exempt via air as a U.S. passport holder with prior visa use?

September 26, 2018
6 years ago
D.j. **********
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Im a U.S passport holder. So far I have a: visa exempt via air (extended 30 days), SETV (extended 30 days) & a land border visa exempt (used 5 days then left the country) Would a denial at the border be highly probable if I come back in soon on another visa exempt via air? Thanks.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A U.S. passport holder with a history of visa exemptions and extensions may not face a high probability of denial when re-entering Thailand on another visa-exempt entry. However, it is advisable to carry proof of funds, accommodation, and onward travel to minimize any potential issues at the border.
Steve *******
It wouldnt be highly probable, it's possible, just have proof of funds, accomodation and onward travel. It's an extremely small percentage of tourists that are denied entry.
D.j. **********
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@Steve ******
Okay thanks. I was thinking of booking a one way then booking a flight to Vietnam within the correct time frame to just cover all the bases.
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