Immifration or an agent has your passport?

Yes. But do not push your luck by trying to enter on another 60 day visa exempt. You would likely be denied entry.

Back to back visa exempt attempts are dangerous. If you get the 60 day visa exempt stamp and extend by a further 30 days at the Immigration office, Immigration class you as a tourist. If you then attempt to enter again on a visa exempt stamp, Immigration rightly consider that after on 90 day stay in the country that you are no longer a tourist but that you are attempting to live long term in the country. While there is no legal limit to the number of Visa exempt entries, once the Immigration officer believes that you are no longer visiting the country as a tourist he will deny you entry. 3. If you have already stayed for 90 days on a visa exempt entry, then in future to guarantee entry into Thailand, you need to obtain a long term visa suitable to the reason for your stay.

Passport country and age?

@Brian ********

It will always be up to the Immigration Officer why greets you at your arrival airport in the land of smiles. My post is based on the experience of a number of Westerners who have been denied entry on attempting to enter on a second 60 day visa exempt entry. If you do not believe me try it yourself and let me know how you go. Brian, I know that you are not the village idiot, but Be aware that I heard him talking about moving to a new village.

If you get the 60 day visa exempt stamp and extend by a further 30 days at the Immigration office, Immigration class you as a tourist. If you then attempt to enter again on a visa exempt stamp, Immigration rightly consider that after on 90 day stay in the country that you are no longer a tourist but that you are attempting to live long term in the country. While there is no legal limit to the number of Visa exempt entries, once the Immigration officer believes that you are no longer visiting the country as a tourist he will deny you entry. 3. If you have already stayed for 90 days on a visa exempt entry, then in future to guarantee entry into Thailand, you need to obtain a long term visa suitable to the reason for your stay.

If you get the 60 day visa exempt stamp and extend by a further 30 days at the Immigration office, Immigration class you as a tourist. If you then attempt to enter again on a visa exempt stamp, Immigration rightly consider that after on 90 day stay in the country that you are no longer a tourist but that you are attempting to live long term in the country. While there is no legal limit to the number of Visa exempt entries, once the Immigration officer believes that you are no longer visiting the country as a tourist he will deny you entry. If you have already stayed for 90 days on a visa exempt entry, then in future to guarantee entry into Thailand, you need to obtain a long term visa suitable to the reason for your stay.

@Alex ********

It applies regarless.

@Alex ********

The two visa exempt entries (by land) expired when the exemption went from 30 to 60 days. 60 days plus 30 day extentoion gives 90 days. Immiigration considers that 90 days is suitable for tourists. Any additional entries after that (regardless of calendar year) indicates that you are no longer a tourist and likely to be denyed entry.

@Alex ********

You need to get a longer term visa appropriate to you reason for stay.