hi people myself and wife have been considering to travel to the US for a few years now, is it difficult to get her tourist visa(im uk)? my wife is a thai tiktoker and popular. she owns multiple properties in thailand (intent to return), has her own money. she has travelled europe 4 times already. has anyone else done this before and how long did it take? we would like to go for a month or two. thanks in advance.

Hello, good morning.

I am a Spain national.

My travel history to Thailand is as follows:

First visit: from December 23, 2025 to January 9, 2026

Second visit: from February 7, 2026 to March 19, 2026

I would now like to enter Thailand again from May 1st 2026 and stay until mid-June 2026.

👉 Would this be allowed under the visa exemption rules, or could there be any issues with immigration due to the previous 2 entries within a short period of time?

Thank you very much for your help.

Thai Embassy in Hanoi is very bad now. Submit at Monday. Today morning reject.

Money on USA bank.

Workcation. Never try submit before. Very good travel history.

Seems they not like my face.

Upd.

Submit Wednesday in Manila.

Next day got request for additional documents.

Friday got request for interview at Tuesday

On interview.

Consular look my documentas. I show my current project on laptop. Also check my bank account.

No important questions, but only ask me, why I got reject in Vietnam. Answer - no idea.

Today morning visa comes to my mail.

Haters - loves you.

Help - anxious about entry in May 2026, am I overthinking?

Hello everyone,

I’m a 19-year-old Italian passport holder and I’m feeling a bit anxious about my upcoming trip to Thailand. I tend to overthink things, so I’d really appreciate some honest opinions.

My intended arrival is 11 May 2026, planning to stay 55 days, travelling around different areas of Thailand that I genuinely want to explore.

Here is my previous travel history (all under Visa Exemption scheme):

• December 2024 – 22 days (11 of those were in January 2025)

• April 2025 – 13 days

• June 2025 – 56 days

After the 56-day stay, I went to Penang, Malaysia for about 9 days, then returned to Thailand for another 19 days.

I exited Thailand on 15 September 2025 and came back to home country as usual.

The Malaysia trip was the only time in my life I’ve done anything remotely similar to a “border run”, it wasn’t something I regularly do, just part of my travel plans at the time.

If I return on 11 May 2026, it will have been 7 months and 26 days outside Thailand since my last exit.

I’ve never overstayed, never worked illegally, and I always have onward tickets and accommodation. I’m just a genuine traveller who enjoys the country a lot… but reading Reddit and Facebook groups about people being denied entry has made me a bit anxious.

Based on this history, should I realistically be worried about re-entering in May 2026?

Thank you in advance, I really appreciate any insight.

Hi everyone, I have seen on this group a few travelers being refused entry, due to travel history. I am after some thoughts on entering on visa exempt, or book a (“safe entry agent) I’m not sure if this is the correct terminology 🙃, or a apply for a multi entry tourist visa?

My travel history is April- March 2024 (11 days), October 2024 (8 days) MotoGP , December 2024 to January 2025 24 days, April 2025 (15 days), August 2025 (9 days), December 2025- January 2026 (34 days). No over stays or boarder runs and return to Australia each time. Looking at returning for Songkran and booked return flight. So in total 101 days since April 2024 so far. Wow had to check the maths 😳. The next trip booked April-May 2026 (29 days). Sorry for the long post. Thanking in advance. 🙏🙏

Previous Travel History

Hi everyone 👋

I’m currently in the process of applying for the Thailand DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) for myself, my wife, and my son.

I live and work in Malaysia on a Category 1 Employment Pass, and my employer allows remote work. All required documents from my employer will be provided, and I meet the DTV eligibility requirements.

However, I have never visited Thailand before and I don’t have a strong travel history. I’m a Pakistani national.

My question is: Does previous travel history (or not having visited Thailand before) affect DTV approval?

Would really appreciate insights from anyone with similar experience. Thanks in advance! 🙏

Has anyone been taken out of the line at immigration and questioned for staying Longer than your average tourist like 2 months twice a year and then gone back say 5 months later for like 3 weeks with no problems and no questions . Thanks for any reply's !! got questioned in dec and want to go back in june visa exempt Or even get a tourist visa if that would help . thanks

Do I need to get a Visa back into Thailand if I visit Laos for a couple of days.

I have a Belgian passport and live in Belgium. I have a trip planned to Thailand from January 25 to March 19, 2026. Given the stricter immigration regulations, I'm concerned about whether I'll be allowed in.

I was already in Thailand from February 19 to 25 december 2024.

From December 9, 2024to February 4, 2025.

From May 16 to July 11, 2025.

From September 12 to October 16, 2025.

I'm flying with Qatar Airways. I have a return ticket to Belgium, sufficient funds, and two hotel reservations for the first five weeks. I've never had overstays, visa extensions, or visa extensions.

What can I realistically expect?

On a completely different matter, when I arrived at Suvanabhumi Airport on 08/11/2025, I was given a 60 days visa exemption stamp and assured that this could be extended by another 30 days. Today, 05/01/2026, I went to Korat Immigration office, to be told that there has since been a change in that policy - and now only a SEVEN days extension is granted ! As my return flight to Europe is on 28/01/2026, I will have to leave Thailand on 13/01, probably into Laos and obtain another entry stamp - but the Immigration Officer was not sure for what period that will be given ! If it's only going to be for another 7 days, then I could be facing a substantial penalty on finally exiting the country ! Anyone had any similar experience and know for what period a new entry stamp is granted ??