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3 air trips into Thailand this year - will I need a visa?

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I hold a UK passport and I currently reside in Laos with a Lao Business (non-working) visa.

 

Last month I visited Bangkok for my Thai son's graduation ceremony.  I flew into Swampy and entered using the Visa on Arrival route, returning back to Laos the following day.

 

Next week I will fly into Swampy using a VoA and stay for 1 week of holiday, then flying back to Laos.

 

But then I plan to return to Bangkok a few weeks later for a personal visit, flying into Swampy and using the VoA system.

 

My question:  Will I be denied entry into Thailand on my 3rd VoA visit this year?  From Laos, it's not possible to apply for an e-visa for tourists - I would have to visit the Thai embassy in Vientiane (which would be a real 'hassle')

 

 

Not VoA but waiver, normally those with long term visa to live in other ASEAN countries have no problems entering Thailand as often as they like.

It's visa exempt entries not VoA and you'll have no problem at all. Even if you came in every month you shouldn't have a problem given the short stays you do

 

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Mea Culpa, yes I mean visa exempt.  And thanks for the advice, I just wanted to avoid/plan for any issues with the IO on my 3rd trip 🙂

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