Adam219

Yeah, I'm expecting that, "investments" will be my reply

Update: I was able to use the transit gate no problem. But, interestingly, a friend I made who had the exact same flights as me and has an indian passport, was made to go through immigration. They were going to deny him entry because he didnt have a visa to enter thailand (no visa exmpt for him?). After a bit of common sense talking though, the immigration office actually let him through and they escorted him to security and he went through as normal without any issue - He was quite surprised that they were leniant and quite nice to deal with.

I was in Thailand from March 2020 until end of sept 2022 on visa exempt+covid extensions. Since then ive been between vietnam and cambodia. I would like to return to Thailand for 2 weeks, this month. I will have been out of Thailand for 56 days approximately. Will I have an issue on entry via BKK? I will have outward ticket back to vietnam and vietnam visa printout in hand, if it makes a difference. Reason I ask is, I have this vague memory of someone telling me theres a rolling 180 day rule similar to the schengen zone, meaning I wouldnt be able to enter due to having been in thailand for more than 180 days in the last year. Is that right?

So I stayed 2.5 years on covid exensions until 21 sept, im now in cambodia and the cheapest way for me to get to Vietnam is via DMK! Anyway, its 2 separate flights, with air asia. Cambodia > DMK Then 3 hours later, DMK > Vietnam I suspect I'll be denied entry into Thailand because of my recent long stay on covid extensions. But, as I have a pre-booked flight out of Thailand, if denied, will be able to board my pre-booked flight, or is there some automatic process where I'd be returned to Cambodia? Cheers