kiwi147

That's what I want, if anyone has been in a similar situation I would appreciate it if you could give me the contact information of the lawyer who helped you.

My old passport was expiring in February of the following year and I decided to renew it now that I was in Spain. I have visited Thailand about 20 times in the last 15 years and have never had any problems with immigration so I don't think my name are confused with someone else but who knows ,,,,

I arrive with a new passport and they not put anything

Some people say it's posible you are ban but they not put nothing in the passport but yes inthe inmigration system.

I just recieved a response from thailand lawyer than they can provide a full immigration and blacklist check for 6500 bath.

I've contacted the central immigration office in Bangkok. That's the contact the embassy referred to me. I don't have many expectations for a response. Just like the immigration officer who denied my entry, when I asked if he could tell me the reason for the denial, he only replied, "You won't be entering the country today. I have friends who told me to use "fast track" and come now, and other friends tell me I should first find out if I have a ban. The agents I've contacted don't give any importance to whether I have a ban or not. I prefer the second option: first find out if I've been banned and then apply for a visa to gain access.

Overstay being out of the country? So what should I do now to regularize my situation?

On May 16, 2025, I arrived in Thailand from Barcelona, but immigration officers denied me entry, and I had to return to Barcelona. Last year, I was in Thailand on a student visa, but before it expired, I had to return to Spain due to a family emergency. I notified the school, but I knew I wouldn't be returning soon, so I assumed my visa would expire and I would lose it. I left Thailand in December 2024, and five months later, immigration officers asked me about my visa from last year. When the immigration officer questioned me, they asked me to name the Thai alphabet, and I could only name a few letters. I guess they thought I didn't study or that I was working in Thailand. They didn't put a stamp in my passport or clearly explain the reason they wouldn't let me in. I tried to enter with a "visa on arrival." I had an exit ticket and enough cash. Now I don't know what my situation is. Could it be that I'm banned from entering the country for a certain period of time? The agents I've contacted recommend that I do a "fast track" procedure, but I don't like that option. I want to do things right without shortcuts or bribes. Could anyone who has been through a similar situation give me some guidance on how I should proceed? Thank you. I already contacted the Thai embassy in Spain, and they told me I had to contact Thai immigration. I've contacted them and am awaiting a response.