You should be in a much better position now since it's been about a year since the denial and 10 months since your last stay, especially with a clear plan like a 55-day visit, return ticket, accommodation, and funds. In most cases, that's enough time and people get in without issues, but things have been a bit stricter lately so it's never guaranteed.

If you want to remove the risk given the long flight, using an agency can help, and our team can review your case and arrange VIP entry for extra peace of mind:

You should be in a much better position now since it's been about a year since the denial and 10 months since your last stay, especially if you're coming in clean with a return ticket, accommodation, and proof of funds. Most people in similar situations get in without issues after that amount of time, but immigration has been a bit tighter recently so it's never 100% (at the moment they have been practicing increased discretion) .

If you want extra peace of mind given the long flight, you can use a service to assist with entry, and our team can help review your case and arrange VIP entry to remove the risk:

If his 12-month ban from November 2024 has fully expired, his chances are generally decent as long as he comes back on a proper tourist visa with clean documents, onward travel, and proof of funds, but immigration has been a bit stricter lately so nothing is guaranteed.

if he’s concerned, he can contact our team and we can review his case and help arrange VIP entry to reduce the risk:

If you have any concerns, feel free to reach out to our team and we'll help arrange VIP entry for you:



Based on past cases, it shouldn't be a problem. That said, things are changing quickly right now, and there has been an increase in denials.

@Jay *******

Yes, you can message us via

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EMAIL:

@Gabriel *****

Just message our team, and they will assist.

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EMAIL:

@Primero ******

Can be needed for the following

▪ Applying for a Thai driver's license

▪ Converting a foreign driver’s license

▪ Buying a car or motorcycle

▪ Registering or transferring vehicle ownership

▪ Opening a Thai bank account

▪ Applying for certain visa extensions

▪ Converting visa types

▪ Work permit processing

▪ Registering utilities (internet, electricity, etc.)

▪ Signing certain rental or purchase contracts

▪ Dealership paperwork

▪ Embassy or consular procedures

▪ Other government administrative requirements

@everyone Cost for this service is ฿1,500.

@Stephen *******

For visa support via chat it is only LINE at the moment. But we can be contacted by email as well.

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Response times are posted in realtime on our website:

@Rici *******

This is for those who are worried due to history, and current visa.