If I am denied entry to Thailand at a land crossing and made to return to Laos (for example), will I receive any stamp/note on my passport that would be potentially detrimental should I attempt to come back to Thailand again (or any other country, for that matter)?

Hello, i just got Denied to Entry in BKK.

i was in Thailand, on a Non-Imm ED Visa with a lot of Covid stamps almost 2,5 years. on the 25.3.22 i fly to Cambodia, i apply for a new Tourist e-Visa , and made Thai Pass and everything. I had a Paper from my School, that proves, i came back on Tourist, just for can change to my new ED-Visa inside of Thailand to learn Thai. However they did not let me Enter, because they said i stay in Thailand for too long. And put me in the Airport Prison for 2 days, and today i had to fly back to Cambodia. What i can do now, to come back to Thailand. Any Suggestions ? TIA

Civiram Oalmud, you get more response on your question by opening a new topic than barge into other topics;

[Civiram Oalmud]([members only]) @amornrat mattioli: sorry to barge in can I ask my current situation; I applied my ed in Ho Chi Minh Vietnam and stay for 5days including the days of my ed visa application but when I fly back at Suvharnabum airport i got denied entry do I have a chance to go back through land border? They saw my history in and out of thailand but no bad record. Thank you in advance

I friend of mine has just been denied entry at Suvarnabhumi and is in a complete state. She has a single entry tourist visa from the Embassy in Dublin (Irish passport holder) and it's her second trip this year. First one was on a visa exempt entry. She made one trip last year. She is waiting for the airline to organize her return back home. She had all of the required documents. Funds, return ticket, hotel booking. She wants to know if there is anything she can do? She asked about appealing the decision, but the immigration officer said they would then hold her for about 5 days pending the decision if she chose to go that route.