hello my friend was denied entry end of November 2025 in Thailand is my friend enter to neighbor country does the immigration will ask about the denied entry? does the Thailand at neighbor country share there system?
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A user inquired whether their friend, who was denied entry to Thailand in November 2025, would face complications if trying to enter Thailand again from a neighboring country. Comments collectively noted that Thai immigration does not share entry denial systems with neighboring countries. However, a passport stamp marking the previous denial could alert authorities. Concerns were raised about whether the friend would experience the same denial if re-entering Thailand soon after the initial incident, along with suggestions to consider services that assist with entry despite past issues.
Safe entry service, or so-called pre-scan, is a service offered by certain agents. Your entry history is reviewed in advance, and a guarantee of entry is provided. You will be met at a designated meeting point and escorted through immigration. Itβs offered at both Bangkok airports.
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Jan ******************
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Darren *******
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- any different from this one from yesterday?
John **********
If your friend was denied entry last month trying to enter from a nearby country is likely to end up with the same result. Thai immigration systems are all linked
Bob **********
If denied they have to go back to the country they came from
Steve ******
How many time did your friend enter Thailand in 2025? Did s/he exempt from a visa and extend staying by visa run?
Shane ***********
Why were they denied entry?
Mike ******
Thai Immigration offices in different cities don't even share the same systems.
they all share the same collection of entry data of every traveller. It is called "Central Computer of Thai Immigration", and whenever an Immigration officers scans your passport, your profile will pop up, with EVERY entry and every extension recorded. And if you have been warned, overstayed or denied entry, it is definitely recorded in your profile. EVERY Immigration officer in the country can see it
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Brandon ************
They don't share systems, but you normally get a stamp in your passport if you're denied entry that anyone can see
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