Will my friend be questioned about their previous denied entry into Thailand when attempting to enter from a neighboring country?

@Margie **********

your friends passport says it all

The system can not be 'gamed' anymore. Especially in cases of multiple visa exempt entries. So many of these posts are just the surface info of a situation. I mean no offense, but it does seem as though some of them are just seeking support that suits their personal narrative, "I didn't know!", or "But Ive lived here for years!". I get it. I worked those loopholes for as long as I could too, but then got honest on work permit. The game is over people. Legitimate tourist? No worries. If youre not, get the proper visa. What's more is as foreigners we need to be more mindful of our travel attire, body language and vocal tones with officers at any checkpoint be land or airport, because even some valid visa holders are being denied entry based not only on passport stamps but also behavior.

No

Why ask the question and then not respond?

Why?🤔

Pay for fast track. DM

Use a safe entry service. It can facilitate entry even if you have previously been denied once.

- any different from this one from yesterday?

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

If denied they have to go back to the country they came from

How many time did your friend enter Thailand in 2025? Did s/he exempt from a visa and extend staying by visa run?

Why were they denied entry?

Thai Immigration offices in different cities don't even share the same systems.

Immigration doesn't share systems with other countries, but you normally get a stamp in your passport if you're denied entry that anyone can see