Answered10 months ago
Will my frequent tourist visits to Thailand raise concerns at immigration?
I’ve got tickets booked to arrive in Thailand next week. This will be my fourth visit for the year. Others being in March, June and October. Each visit, I stay for 3 weeks. Genuine tourist. Have return flight back to Australia paid for. Accomodation booked. Enough cash to pass the 20,000 baht test. Have I got anything to be concerned about? As in, entry refusal?
Answer summary
The user has concerns about potential entry denial to Thailand on their upcoming trip, given their frequent travel patterns (four visits within a year) and the current tightening of immigration rules. Many commenters reassure them that as long as they maintain proof of their tourist status—such as a return ticket, accommodation bookings, and sufficient funds (20,000 baht)—they should be fine. However, some caution about increased scrutiny for frequent entrants. Overall, experiences vary, and while some have faced no issues, others note the possibility of being questioned by immigration. Seeking a tourist visa may be considered for added security.
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Dennis *********
I'd be totally surprised if you managed to walk through immigration with the current environment.
Joris *****
Been for 11 days in april and 21 days in october
Have entered for a 3rd time today for 35 days
No question at all just a stamp
Have entered for a 3rd time today for 35 days
No question at all just a stamp
Mauro *********
Last year I stayed 119 days with run visa Cambodia I entered last week with tourist visa no problem
Todd ********
4trips in one year….those temples visits are very addictive aren’t they???? 🤭😈. Most of us have visited those temples no matter what anyone comments here. You will be fine. Tourism spends money helps Thailand. ☺️
Frankie *******
No money no honey
Anthony **********
No....your under 180 days per year and under 60 days per visit.....your a tourist.....the big changes affect those that do border bounce.....your fine fella dont let it worry you.....if i am wrong someone will surely castrate me 👍👍
Nikolai ***********
6es i would be concerned 😟
Nick *********
OP@Nikolai **********
why do you think this?Obviously, this thread has created a lot of interest.
What information can you share about your concerns?
Ben *******
Absolutely nothing to worry about at all.. In 2023 I went six times. Mainly ten days at a time.
Ian **********
Although you have 3 entries your total days are only 63 so way under the 157 guideline. The 2 times entry per year unless you can convince the IO you are a genuine tourist, which I think you can do.
Yo***
To be very honest, I would really ask. What are you doing in Thailand??? even I am not an immigration officer at all, I would suspect this. how old are you? Why so often do you come to Thailand? Do you have a job? which job? What company? Your company gives so many free holidays for you???how do you have financial support? your savings? or from your salary? how much it is? from your parents? I also have a lot of questions to you although i am not immigration officer at all.😂
Nick *********
OP@Yo***
if the IO chooses to ask these questions. I would answer honestly and provide documentation as proof. I’ve got nothing to hide. 🤷♂️
James ***********
No worries at all mate.
Enjoy your holiday
Enjoy your holiday
Rai **********
It’s up to the IO really. But looking at your travel pattern and they will also check your travel history, you’ll most likely fine. They’re actually looking for those in and outs with a bunch of extensions/border runs from a nearby country without going back home.
Paul ********
Nowhere near the 150 days limit that has been suggested, no extensions, you will have no issues.
Jen ***
Question on the customs declaration online point of embarkation would be the place i am transferring at? Im lax usa change in tpe? Thanks. And use that flight number? Because the flight is from USA change in TPE.
Michael ********
No chance
Lisa ***************************
We were there jan26th to mar 1st this year and back again 26th Jan to 15th mar next year .. accommodation throughout sufficient funds and confirmed return tkt to uk .. would it be wiser to get single entry tourist visa or just stick with exempt .. never extended our stays ?
Justin **********
I flew in to suvarnabhumi yesterday and was pulled at immigration and took for questioning! I had been there dec 2024/ Jan 2025, may/ Jun and 16 nights in oct total 108 nights . I came yesterday for 6 weeks was asked how many times have I been this year and took took for questioning as was many others . Showed return flight , hotel booking (a months worth) and my £2k. And was told basically to get a proper visa next time I return. You will get in fine but may get the same questioning as me . Hope that helps and enjoy your stay.
Todd ********
@Justin *********
108 plus 42 days is 150days that got you flagged.
Pe ****
@Justin *********
Thanks for the on-the-ground reporting on the current situation.I guess the METV 60+30 (from the US: $200 + the hassle of getting the requisite photos + the two-week wait) might be the way to go.
Chuck **********
Definitely
Chuck **********
You need the correct visa cheap Charlie!
Nick *********
OP@Chuck *********
obviously, you’re a fukktard. I’ll leave it at that, Chook. 🐓🙄Chuck **********
@Nick ********
you’re a grumpy old bast-rd
Norman *******
@Chuck *********
visa for a monthNorman *******
I’m from uk can I enter Thailand on a one way ticket I’m only stopping for a month
Pe ****
@Norman ******
You need to show onward travel. Buy a ticket out before you arrive in Thailand.Andrew *******
@Pe ***
and yet I’ve never been asked for an onward ticket in 150+ arrivals into Thailand. (Or for accommodation, or for cash). Why spread fear unnecessarily Pe Ro?
Andrew *******
@Pe ***
👍🏻Pe ****
@Andrew ******
I’ve never been asked either, but then I’ve always had a return ticket. I don’t think I’m spreading fear. Many advisors say you should have confirmed outbound travel, and not only for Thailand.I’m just saying better to be safe than sorry. It’s up to the individual if they want to take the risk.
Matt ***********
@Andrew ******
i had never been asked for anything in 12 visits to Thailand over the last 5 years. But did get asked for proof of accommodation last timethey were asking everyoneNorman *******
cheers
Greg ***********
you should be fine . . even if they pull you aside, remain calm and polite, show them the THREE proofs: onward travel out of Thailand within 60 days, a few nights of accomodation booking, and cash equivalent 20,000 Thai Baht (must be cash, can be in another currency)
Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
ahahahahahah yes, use dvmb YouTubers to prove all the BS you believe inAndrew *******
@Greg **********
How many times you been asked for any of this 3 Greg?Nick *********
OP@Andrew ******
when visiting in June, 2025. The IO asked me to provide evidence of return flight details to Australia and accommodation booking, in Thailand. He pondered for a while, then said, I was good to go. So, off I went. He then called me back. Saying, I’d forgotten to take my passport, which he was holding in his hand. I told him, it had been a long day. He replied, I looked tired. Then laughed, and handed me my passport. Sometimes, I just wonder if it’s all a big game? 🙄
Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
just get the correct visa fit for the purpose of your travel and stay, and SAVE us from reading your drivelGreg ***********
@Andrew ******
"My professional training causes me to want to correct the record" . . . 😂😂😂😂😂😂 even broken noses due to professional training cannot shift a fact from Fake News to fact. LMAO !Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
you are wrong. Your claims have no baseGreg ***********
@Andrew ******
and you will be ready for a surprise experience, very soonGreg ***********
@Nick ********
thank you for confirming that it ACTUALLY CAN happenNick *********
OPAndrew *******
@Nick ********
You’ll be fine Nick. Enjoy that first beer 🍺Nick *********
OP@Andrew ******
TBH, I’ve just spent 2 hours on the iPad, trying to apply for a tourist visa. The JPEG or MPEG, whatever they are, where too much to upload? So, I’ve given up trying. It’ll be what it is, now. I’ll either be allowed in? Or, booted. 🥾 🤷♂️Andrew *******
@Nick ********
I’ve been into Thailand 3x since June and I’ll be arriving again next week, zero concerns. Again never asked a single question in 20+ years. I often don’t have an onwards ticket because my work in Oz is in multiple States, and usually I fly back to the State that next needs to see me and that’s sorted a week or two before I fly there, so I can’t book the onward ticket until then.
I’ve considered what I’d do if they ever pushed me on that but at this point I’d just explain it. I mean most countries have that rule for tourists but I’ve never actually been asked in any country.
Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
yesterday I read a report from somebody who entered at the DMK Airport, he reported while he stood in the queue, he watched that many were were asked, and many were denied entry !Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
you are welcome to become a victim of this alleged BS 😂😄😂Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
"Well it must be true given you read it from “somebody”. Are you 12?" . . . . . matey, I am reading in over two dozens of Thailand related visa & travel advice groups. I am 68 years old sitting in my Eesan home and have all time of my life at hand. I run my own visa-advice FB group in the language of the country I came from. Reading in these groups is like sitting in front of a trove of information. If you don't trust my advice, you are welcome to ignore itAndrew *******
@Greg **********
Well it must be true given you read it from “somebody”. Are you 12? I’ve had between 4 and 11 visa exempt entries virtually every year since 2004. I’ve never been asked for any of those things in that 20+ year period. I guess I’m just lucky? Or maybe that fact that I’m clearly a tourist who returns to his own country in between, isn’t living in Thailand without a proper visa and has never done a border run means I don’t get flagged?
Greg ***********
@Andrew ******
you CAN get asked . . . the more visa-exempt entries you have accumulated within a year's period, the higher the chance that you will get askedNick *********
OPSince my initial post, I’ve done a bit of internet research. I found the below article. The biggest drama seems to be entering the country more than twice, in one year? Some legal advise says no problem. If a genuine tourist, enter as many times as you want, by air. Other legal opinion, only allowed entry twice per year, period. I think, to play it safe, I’m going to apply for the 3 month tourist visa? It’s probably too late now and won’t be processed before I fly. However, it’s something in my arsenal, if I some how fall foul of an over zealous IO? 🤔
Andrew *******
@Nick ********
There is no 2x limit. There is a likelihood of further enquiry if you enter by land or sea more than twice because they are looking at border runs.
The amount of people panicking based on the nonsense written by clueless people on SM is unfortunate.
Nick *********
OP@Andrew ******
thank you for your reassurance. 🙏
Ken ********
Nothing to worry about come on in
Yashar *******
Came in just yesterday and same as your travel pattern, no issue at all. Safe trip mate and enjoy 😉
Nick *********
OP@Yashar ******
that’s reassuring to know. 😅Yashar *******
@Nick ********
absolutely 💯
Alan **********
The biggest complaint nowadays seems to be about those who arrive “visa exempt“. I.e. you didn’t purchase a visa from the Thai Embassy in Australia. You are just coming in as a tourist without a visa. I’ve seen issues where someone was declined entry into Thailand, and was told by the immigration officer that a person is only allowed 2 “visa exempt”entries per year. So possibly the question is, did you enter “visa exempt”the other times.? Fwiw, nobody has been able to spot this particular rule.
Andrew *******
@Alan *********
no one has been told that Alan. Perhaps get better information and stop repeating BSAlan **********
@Andrew ******
This is just too hilarious. You telling us what nobody has ever been told. LMAO. Perhaps it is you that should worry about spreading BS. lol.Alan **********
@Andrew ******
When insults are your best, and only, defense, I wonder who is the dribbling idiot? I related a story posted elsewhere I wasn’t there. My default assumption is the person is telling the truth. Sorry to be such a disappointment to you, but I can live with it. 👌🏻Nick *********
OP@Alan *********
I’ve always entered Thailand under the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme. 🤷♂️Alan **********
@Nick ********
well, Nick, the story I referred to is roughly 3 or four days old, so very recent. You’ll be here in a week or so for the fourth time in a year, each time “visa exempt“. So, I hope you will post your experience here, and we’ll have another Datapoint. Good luck. Cheers.Nick *********
OP@Alan *********
will do. 👍
Peter *******
Nahh. I did the same this yeah. My only concern was maybe getting pulled aside returning to Aus, the whole drug thing, but wads never an issue.
Andrew *******
@Peter ******
“getting pulled aside returning to Oz” - what the heck are you on about?
Frank *******
I got bag search , questioned an d phone examined 2 out 3 of my last returns from Thailand to Australia. No reasons given .
Peter *******
multiple trips to thailand in a short time period. i'd expect immigration to question me. didn't happen though.
Adam ********
Would you reply to this post as to how you get on please, let others know if there were any problems.
Many others are in the same situation.
It seems that while they are cracking down in visa runs, people are posting their negative experiences however, human nature means the many thousands who have walked straight through are not heard.
Many others are in the same situation.
It seems that while they are cracking down in visa runs, people are posting their negative experiences however, human nature means the many thousands who have walked straight through are not heard.
Roger **************
You be ok. After long flight a nice massage jomtien
Arvid ***********
No
Steve ********
Nope. You're the repeat tourist they want.
Fred ******
Why keep coming to this xenephonic backwater? There are so many amazing islands in your own backyard.
Paul ***************
@Fred *****
wow , extraordinary helpful answer 🤪Nick *********
OP@Fred *****
all that glitters is not gold.
Roy *********
@Fred *****
if you don’t like Thailand then why join this groupFred ******
@Roy ********
I never said I didn't like Thailand. It is what it is.
Kevin **********
I'll be in the same boat soon enough. Please keep everyone updated on what happens. Would be much appreciated mate. Good luck and enjoy your trip.
Nick *********
OP@Kevin *********
will do. Thank you. 🙏
David ********
The Good part is that you Go Back Home 🏠 every time.
Jonny *********
No looks like you will be fine 👌🏻
Roy *********
Genuine tourists don’t have a problem, so as long as you haven’t done anything stupid before you won’t have a problem,
Nick *********
OP@Roy ********
no, nothing stupid. 😂
Chris *****
Good luck!🤞🏼
David *******
No - should be fine. Your pattern definitely shows tourism and not an attempt to to live there.
Tony ***********
Enjoy yourself there us a lot of Fake news out there. I have never been asked any of that stuff. And they haven't checked my dtac app. Just stamp and off you go.
Jarle *******
@Tony **********
What you have written in your arrival notice has been registered and if you have no questions about it, then everything is fine. It is clearly difficult for you to understand that this does not apply to everyone. Any explanation of that would be nice? I've never been asked either, but does that mean I'll never get away with it if I go beyond what the Thai authorities want answers to?Tony ***********
@Jarle ******
What are you on about. If you have problems at the entrance to a country you have not done your Homework on the requirements of that country.Andrew *******
@Jarle ******
that video is the thoughts of a guy who flogs visas and related services from Soi 6 for a living :) When he asserts 2 visa exemptions a year one in first half and one in second he does so with no actual basis. He mixes in that it’s targeted at border runners.
Watch this video if you want a better explanation by someone who is actually married to a Thai immigration officer :)
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Nick *********
OP@Jarle ******
I’ve watched the video. It’s one person’s legal interpretation, on YouTube. Do you understand? It’s an opinion. I never saw him produce any evidence to support his interpretation of the Rules.Jarle *******
@Andrew ******
Watch the attached video. It's far better than arguing with me.Andrew *******
@Jarle ******
Nothing has changed unless you are a border runner. Which part of that are you struggling with?Jarle *******
That's absolutely right, Raketten, but now something has changed in practice and then I don't see why people shouldn't take it into account. Do you?
What is written in entry documents matters and if you don't understand that much, you are brain damaged.
What is written in entry documents matters and if you don't understand that much, you are brain damaged.
GiftedF*******
I am here atm, it’s my 3rd entry for the year. Never stayed more than a few weeks at a time.
Jarle *******
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Nick *********
OP@Jarle ******
there is a lot of conflicting information, on this subject. 🤔Jarle *******
@Nick ********
Therefore it is important to talk to people who have good connections and have worked as experts in the field for many years.If you don't want to hear it, it's up to the individual or do you have any better alternatives? If you want to create your own theories about this, you are of course free to do so. The practical change happened recently, yet people are posting about their experiences a while ago. What do you think about it?
Jarle *******
@Nick ********
Unfortunately, many people are in the same situation at the moment.Nick *********
OPJarle *******
@Nick ********
Of course there are people who get in easily after November 2025, but many do not. In such cases it is important to understand why and then the practice that is being followed is more important than ever to understand. I'm traveling down there myself in January and don't want to bring cash with me for the simple reason that they can't exchange my currency down there anymore. So I'm traveling like anywhere else in the world with enough funds to stay there until I die via my bank and credit card. What other reasonable choices would I have??
Nick *********
OP@Jarle ******
there are people on this thread, commenting they’ve entered Thailand since the upgrade of policing visa rules, post November 2025. These people are in exactly the same situation as myself. This is AI’s interpretation……
“Thailand's 2025 visa rules focus on curbing visa runs, limiting visa-exempt entries to twice yearly for land borders, implementing the mandatory Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC), expanding the global e-Visa system, and tightening scrutiny on frequent short entries, especially by land, to encourage proper visas for long stays. Key changes include the TDAC (mandatory since May 1, 2025), limiting visa-exempt entries (two per year for land), and increased scrutiny for repeated visa-exempt entries within a short period, impacting long-term visitors relying on border hops”.
If you scroll to most recent comments. I commented again, on this thread and my feelings.
Andrew ********
You should be fine as long as your re-entry came from your home country and you didnt extend you should be fine - ill even bet they wont ask you for the 20,000 baht cash
Stephen *******
Enjoy no concerns
Michael ********
No
Luc ************
You will be fine. I am also on my 4th trip if this year, no questions asked by the IO.
Rini *********
👍
David **********
yeah 4 trips in 12 months no visa
Fred ******
I would be concerned. It is far too soon to have a handle on how things play out. As always it will depend to some degree on the IO that processes your entry. For sure have 20k cash (or equivalent), exit ticket and hotel booking. Providing an update would be helpful.
Andrew *******
@Fred *****
is be completely unconcerned unless you have an anxiety disorder and you are reading misinformation on pages like this all day.Nick *********
OP@Fred *****
will do. 👍
John **********
Nobody can give you a definitive answer. If you're worried I'd get a visa
Andrew *******
@John *********
Lots of people are giving definitive answers. He’ll get in on those facts without a worry in the world.Andrew *******
I mean you posted this. Which is complete and utter bollocks as regards 2 visa exemptions.
Andrew *******
@John *********
FFS some people are just stupid. Ciao champJohn **********
@Andrew ******
you seem determined to argue. No need for a qualifier, nothing wrong with what I originally posted, if you read it I was quoting the immigration officeAndrew *******
@John *********
nice qualifier :) You posted 2 visa exemptions without any qualifier. You didn’t correct that until called out on it. Yes, if you do 2 border visa exempts at the max + an extension then you’ll have some extra scrutiny. If you do similar and use an airport instead of land/sea you may also get some extra scrutiny. But that’s not what this topic is about, it’s a dude flying in for what is clearly a holiday after a series of relatively short stay holidays with long gaps in his home country in between. This is not a breach of any current rule and is not the target of this “crackdown”. 🤷🏻♂️
John **********
I only reposted what my immigration office posted. It turned out to be correct with regards persistent border bouncers
สก็อต *********
I wouldn’t be worried , I think it’s aimed at the people that leave Thailand in the morning go back to Thailand the same day or next morning . It’s like everything it’s been abused now the Thais want money from visas . Remember they have a war to fight next door :)
Dan *******
I believe that’s a dated version. New rules November, 2025
Andrew *******
@Dan ******
there’s no new rules. There’s a tightening of existing rules where people are border running and getting repeat extensions on visa exemptions because they are living here and not genuine tourists. It’s staggering the amount of idiocy in these threads.
Andrew *******
@Dan ******
I’ve read the release. I also read and understand Thai. And I’m a lawyer. I mean you are wrong. There is no new rule. There is a tightening of the scrutiny of those who engage in border runs.
I’m not arguing with you, I’m simply pointing out you are exactly what’s wrong with social media, idiots spruiking their stupidity as fact.
I trust that’s clear enough?
Dan *******
Not going to argue with a stranger on the internet. Read the release issued by the Thai government. You’re wrong but can’t be bothered to research the facts.
Peter ******
you'll be fine I've done 6+ trips this year and never been quizzed on anything from Australia haven't even been asked for copy of tdac its all there in front of them even doing fingerprints only do first impression and accepts me its all good
Jason **********
Should be fine mate I’ve been in and out several times this year then arrived yesterday walked straight through immigration no questions nothing. Some guys who work offshore do it all year round they work 1 month on then 1 month in Thailand and they don’t have any issues.
Chang ******
@Jason *********
they will soon , just startedMatt ***********
@Jason *********
that's what i do , never had a problem and I'll be returning next week for my 5th visit of the year Expecting no issues
Fabiola **********
No concern at all.
Give us updates
Give us updates
Nick *********
OP@Fabiola *********
will do. 👍Chuck **********
Things have changed they’re very very strict now especially at Dan wing airport. You might get by get lucky but they are banning lots of people and sending them back.
Todd ********
@Chuck *********
20 trips to Thailand and Po didn’t know? Yup very fishyAndrew *******
@Chuck *********
I’ll bet you $*****
he gets in without any problems at all. You in? Why are you guys on here spreading fear and BS? What’s the actual point?
He’s not a visa runner, he’s returned to home country between trips and his cumulative trips are under 12 weeks total across the year. He’s a tourist.
You are talking out of your arse.
Luc ************
@Chuck *********
Dan Wing? Where is that? And they are only strict about extensions, not on the visa exempt itself. Please provide correct information.Chuck **********
@Luc ***********
Don muangPe ****
I was almost denied entry on my second visit, and it was in a different calendar year. 2024 and 2025. They’re really tightening up.
Pe ****
2024 visa-exempt, 60+30, no overstay. Suvarnabhumi airport. US-Japan-BKK.
2025 stopped by immigration. US-Taiwan-BKK. Was told I need a visa. I said, “I’m sorry, I didn’t know that. I’ll definitely get a visa next time.”
IO didn’t want to let me in visa-exempt, but her supervisor took pity on me and eventually let me in.
2025 stopped by immigration. US-Taiwan-BKK. Was told I need a visa. I said, “I’m sorry, I didn’t know that. I’ll definitely get a visa next time.”
IO didn’t want to let me in visa-exempt, but her supervisor took pity on me and eventually let me in.
Luc ************
@Pe ***
then you overstayed or had already 2 extensions.
Sue **********
@Pe ***
as a genuine tourist (staying 3-4 weks) ?? Thats somehow unbeleivable
Dominique *********
@Sue *********
il a le droit de partir longtemps en vacances, même deux mois si il veut
Arty ************
I do the same and never had any issues, not once have I been asked for tdac either or proof of money
Andrew *******
@Arty ***********
TDAC comes up on their computer, they don’t need your physical/digital copy.
Brook ********
@Arty ***********
new rulesChuck **********
@Arty ***********
they have track on computer
Tony *********
No concern
I do exactly the same mate
I do exactly the same mate
Alan ********
I would say no mate. You should be fine, safe trip enjoy.
Nick *********
OP@Alan *******
thank you. 🙏
Colin **********
Looks like you have your bases covered. They are looking for people who stay here long term on visa exempt. Not genuine tourists
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