Re-entry under visa exemption (Thailand)
Suppose I enter Thailand by air with an Italian passport, under the visa exemption (which guarantees me 30 days in Thailand). Then I want to travel to Laos by land and come back to Thailand by land after a couple of days.
- Do I need any sort of re-entry permit to travel out and back in Thailand?
- Does re-entering by land affect my initial 30 days visa waiver?
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How many times can I enter Thailand with visa exemption?
Foreigners entering Thailand through land / sea boarder checkpoints under visa exemption scheme are permitted only twice in a calendar year, except nationals of Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia and Singapore who may enter Thailand through such checkpoints more than twice in a calendar year. 5.Can I re-enter Thailand without a visa?
U.S. citizens carrying a tourist passport and in possession of an onward or return airline ticket do not require a visa to enter Thailand. The passport must have at least six months validity remaining to be allowed entry.What does visa exemption mean Thailand?
The VISA EXEMPTION RULE allows tourists from 64 countries1 to enter Thailand without a visa. They are granted to stay a maximum of 30 days if they are entering Thailand via an international airport or entering through a land border checkpoint from neighboring countries.How many times can you enter Thailand in a year?
You can enter Thailand through a land border using the 30-day visa exemption 2 times in one year. If you need to enter by land more than this, you'll need to get the appropriate visa before you travel. For more information, contact the nearest Thai embassy or consulate.Refused RE-ENTRY into Thailand from Laos on a VISA RUN
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