Visa run you go to a nearby embassy and obtain a visa then return.

Border bounce you cross the border and then return again, without applying for a visa at an embassy.

Auckland

@Have ******

them questioning or denying entry to probably 0.001% of daily visitors isn't going to cripple the industry.

For what it's worth I entered Thailand about 14 times last year, maximum stay of 3 weeks but usually just there for long weekends.

Previously lived and worked there, legally and not on visa exemptions or tourist visas, for 3 years. Never been questioned once, including my most recent entry 10 days ago.

@Jonathan *************************

unless his plans have changed then he's planning on another 2 weeks in Thailand before heading back to India

@Jonathan *************************

based on his previous posts about spending about 4-5 months in Thailand last year and most of this year already too, he probably wants to have the flight out, 20k THB, and proof of accommodation to hand.

@Jonathan *************************

they only wouldn't enter Thailand if they had a transit in Bangkok. By the sounds of it the OP doesn't, so he'll be entering Thailand in order to get his flight to India.

@Andy *****

I think it's more to do with the OP asking for best places to eat for gays

@Martin *****

you could be a UK resident from as little as 15 or 30 days depending upon the number of ties.

Assuming you have a British passport then you can enter 45 days visa exempt. No limitation on days outside before returning.

@Reidar *********

as a foreigner who has personal contacts within HCMC Immigration dept due to work.