I want to add that this is a standard rule in other countries, which is why I wonder if Thailand also has this.

What is the general rule regarding staying in Thailand under visa exemptions? I was recently denied entry after spending a total of around 150 days in Thailand over the past few months using visa exemptions.

My question is: does this reset when the new calendar year begins, or will immigration still see my previous stays in their system and deny me entry unless I obtain a proper visa?

Thanks!

I visited Thailand end of Sept 24 - beginning Dec 24. 60-day visa exempt + 30 extension. Flying back to Thailand 02 Jan 25 - end of March 25. Any problems envisaged with Thai Immigration at the airport? UK passport holder. Thanks, and apologies if this too basic a question for this group.

Are border runs allowed for tourist visa? Better on land or air?

Hi all 👋

I'm sorry for the redundance of this question but I can't find any clear answers on my researches... I'm here on a 60 days exemption visa (fr), already did the extension of 30 extra days and now planning on doing an exit/re-entry of the country in order to get another 60days exemption of visa. I'll take the train from Bangkok to Poipet on my own. (No agencies)

Is there any clear law about the obligation or not to stay one night in Cambodia before going back to BKK ? Does it depend on the border you choose ?

Thank you very much in advance for your help🙏

What’s the best/most affordable route if I’m in Chiang Mai and need to do my border run, preferably same day if possible?

Iam a new Zealander coming to Thailand on a 60 day visiting do i need to show a return ticket out of there as i will probably do a land crossing into Vietnam

Hi all... I am an Australian passport holder. Do I need Thai visa for 2 week visit? Thanks

Hey all, anyone have personal experiences with entering Thailand on visa exempt while waiting for their DTV? My application is about 11 days old, but New York takes about a month. I know it's not allowed but I've read a lot of people just go to Thailand while their visa is pending and get approved no issues, anyone do this and run into an issue? Thanks in advance

Hi,.

I came to Thailand for 23 days, but have had to extend by a further 28 days. Total 51 days. Am I supposed to do anything please? Apologies if it's a stupid question.

Good news. DTV holders can use the Fast-Track departure lines to skip the queues. According to the counter staff at BKK Suvarnabhumi airport this morning, a DTV is considered as a "Long Stay" visa and will be allowed through. Anyone tried using a DTV at Fast-Track lane at arrivals?