Do you think you did anything wrong during your time here?

Could you have done anything differently that might have made your time here more enjoyable?

If you think you're only finding arseholes everywhere and anywhere you go, its worth asking yourself; what's the one, single common denominator in all these encounters?

Answer: It's you.

You're the problem.

@Sam *******

What the others said.

Also, on previous threads, there have been reports of people, after being denied entry (even when they are blatantly and obviously genuine tourists), and after walking away from the immigration booth, having some variation of the following happen to them:

A local Cambodian or two approaches, asks "How are you today, Sir? Oh, you got rejected? No problem! Give us X amount of money, and we can get you through tomorrow!".

It really does appear as though these local ganger types and the Poi Pet immigration officers have a lucrative little scam going, and if its ever going to end, it certainly won't during high season.

Solutions to your problem exist.

Just gotta set ya sail in the direction of a certain Bay...

So you've been here for almost a whole year on tourist visas and border bounces.

Best of luck, but with that level of consecutive short-term stays, its extremely likely you *will* be questioned when trying to get back in.

All we really have for you is 1) Have the Three Proofs of accommodation, cash, and onward travel ticket, and 2) Be *very* careful about which airport you choose.

@Taz *********

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure METVs from the embassy in Laos are only available to Laos nationals, or those with permanent residence in Laos

Its like asking "how long is a piece of string?".

You can do it until you cant. When that point will be depends on a lot of different factors.

Generally, though, the more full of bounce stamps your passport is, the more likely it gets that your luck runs out.

@Iris **********

Put pressure on your countrys government, then, to allow Thai people 90-day visa-free entry.

Do that, and Thailand might reciprocate.

Non B is a Non B.

The visa can't be cancelled, only the extension, which you don't have yet because of no work permit.

Your current expiry date is still your expiry date

If you have any significant visa history over the last 12 months, as in, back-to-back tourist visas and/or visa-exempt entries, they might ask.

If this isnt the case, if this is your first time in TH, they likely won't.