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Exactly 👍 but someone here - calling the majority of “expression” rude but obviously He himself is being rude - oh dear 😅

He’s not telling Michael was merely suggesting so it’s normal & who’s telling who & shouting too? 🤐

WISE though some only accepts Cash & remains King

There’s a mention online - New for 2026

Always better to ask or contact the official site:-

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Scroll below new Rules for 2026.

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You generally cannot import Pit Bull Terriers or related breeds into Thailand for permanent entry, as they are listed as prohibited for importation by official Thai sources, though recent local rules in Bangkok might require muzzling for existing pets, the import ban for breeds like Pit Bull Terrier and American Staffordshire Terrier is clear from the Thai Consulate. Always verify with the official Thai Embassy/Consulate and your specific airline, as rules can change and airlines have their own policies.

Key Points:

Import Ban:

Pit Bull Terriers, American Pit Bull Terriers, and American Staffordshire Terriers are prohibited from being imported into Thailand.

Official Sources: The Thai Consulate in Sydney explicitly lists these breeds as banned for importation.

Local Rules (Different from Import): While importing is banned, Bangkok has introduced rules for existing pets, requiring Pit Bulls to be muzzled and handled by specific age groups if they are already in the city, but this doesn't override the import ban.

Airline Policies: Airlines often have stricter rules than countries, so check with your carrier, as many prohibit these breeds from flying as cargo or even within the cabin.

Recommendation:

Do not attempt to bring a Pit Bull to Thailand, as importation is generally not permitted, and you will likely be denied entry with the dog.

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From 2026:

Thailand does not have outright banned dog breeds for import, but Bangkok has implemented strict new rules for "dangerous" breeds (like Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Akitas, German Shepherds, and Fila Brasileiro) and any dog with a history of aggression, requiring muzzles and short leashes in public starting in 2026, with fines for non-compliance.

Airlines also have their own breed restrictions, so checking with your carrier is crucial before travel.

For Bringing Pets to Thailand (Import):

No Breed Ban: The Thai government generally does not ban specific breeds for entry into the country.

Airline Rules:

Major hurdle is the airline; they might refuse to transport certain breeds (especially flat-faced dogs or large/powerful breeds).

Documentation: You need a valid health certificate, microchip, and up-to-date vaccinations (rabies, distemper, etc.).

Bangkok's New Pet Rules (Effective 2026):

Designated Breeds: Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Akitas, German Shepherds, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Bull Terriers, and Fila Brasileiro are considered dangerous.

Public Restrictions: Owners must use muzzles and leashes no longer than 1 meter (about 3 feet) when outside their home.

Fines: Violations can lead to significant fines (up to 25,000 baht).

Registration: Mandatory microchipping and registration for all pets.

Key Takeaway: While you can generally bring most breeds into Thailand, be prepared for strict airline policies and, if in Bangkok, the new muzzling and leashing requirements for certain powerful breeds.

If you’re just visiting again like any other tourists & adhere to visitors days allowance etc - why would you be turned back? Unless your bookings way past what’s allowed then it’s a different matter. Sure if your intention goes beyond visiting within the parameter of what’s allowed you would have checked ✅ all requirements first? Like some countries with people now have increased movements - rules & regulations also are adjusted to changes. Control is necessary for any country.