@David **********

nobody will deny you on second entry. At all

@Farang ********

it's exactly meant to be used this way

@Phirom ********

no - he meant human beings

That's how the American Embassy does business. Deny, deny, deny. And they already know the answer before forcing you to fly in and wait in line. But they won't tell you via email. It's gross

@Keith ******

that’s the whole idea

@Paul **********

if you took the time to talk to ‘the people you know’ in Thailand about their visa situation, you would be more educated about the realities. Not all of us need to depend on our wife for a marriage visa… so we learn the system well.

To answer the Ops question, yes he can keep doing that. There is no official limit. If he later decides to seek other longer term residency visas he can cross than bridge when he needs to

@Paul **********

no, that’s not the correct answer. The IO works in compliance with immigration law. The individual IO has little or NO authority to do anything other than refer you to his/her superior for further assessment.

How many ‘warnings’? There is no limit. I know people who have been here 5-15 years without a visa. And so do you.

Opposite of what you stated

@Paul **********

won’t be denied entry. Will be warned

@Frank ***********

to be fair, Andy is not being at all honest here. There is no black mark. You would be using the system available. And thousands do exactly what you are suggesting. Often for many years. But you need to learn and understand. And stay flexible :)

@Joey ****

1900 baht