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@Jack *******
back when visa exempt entries were limited to 2 entries at land borders (before the 60 day visa exempt policy), the government had carved out an exemption for citizens of neighbouring countries (I know about Laos and Malaysia, not sure about Cambodia and Myanmar). Still created issues for expats, though.
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Adam *****
Immigration won't know about your lease. They know about your entry history, though. However, I don't think you'll be denied entry with DTV
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@Farang *****
you can leave to Vientiane by land and re-enter by air though Bangkok
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@Farang *****
your visa history with the ED is risky. Moreover, a lot of the data comes from before Nong Khai was a lot more relaxed - they're really more strict now. Why don't you get an agent, or fly in with safe entry?
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For an immigration officer to conclude that a day tripper is abusing the visa exemption scheme is quite ridiculous, especially since you probably have residency in Laos. At least if they deny entry, all you got to do is just turn around and go back home.
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@Jeff *******
unfortunately immigration (under Royal Thai Police) and Tourism Authority of Thailand (under Ministry of Foreign Affairs) have differing priorities
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There is a 10 year tourist visa existing already. It's called the Elite Visa :) unfortunately many of us are unable or unwilling to pay the fee.
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@Meaw ***********
what if OP actually wanted to learn Muay Thai and not abuse the visa?
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