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No they are not unlimited, there is just not a specified limit listed so they can say denied at any time if they see a history that implies trying to live in country but not on a proper visa  entry 

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6 minutes ago, Dan O said:

No they are not unlimited, there is just not a specified limit listed so they can say denied at any time if they see a history that implies trying to live in country but not on a proper visa  entry 

 

   They were previously limited to 2 land border crossings per calendar year , that restriction is no longer in place  , so there are unlimited land entries now

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12 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

You may need a flight ticket back to your home Country before they allow you to enter Thailand

 

Proof of onward travel, not a flight to your home country.

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7 minutes ago, bigt3116 said:

 

Proof of onward travel, not a flight to your home country.

Proof of onward travel Out of the country 😉

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A friend of mine has done 4 entries this year, with border bounce companies. I don't know if its unlimited, but there is no stated limit anymore, and the "rules" are now the same as with air entries. I wouldn't test my luck without a visa run company though.

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11 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   They were previously limited to 2 land border crossings per calendar year , that restriction is no longer in place  , so there are unlimited land entries now

Unlimited implies the is no quantity restriction or stopping point, which is not the case. There is not a specified quantity as there used to be, just as air entry is not specified but you can be denied at any time so they are not "unlimited". Small distinction but there you have it. 

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47 minutes ago, Dan O said:

Unlimited implies the is no quantity restriction or stopping point, which is not the case. There is not a specified quantity as there used to be, just as air entry is not specified but you can be denied at any time so they are not "unlimited". Small distinction but there you have it. 

 

  The O.P was asking whether they are still limited to 2 per year or whether they are now unlimited ,the answer to that question is that they are unlimited .

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1 hour ago, bigt3116 said:

 

Proof of onward travel, not a flight to your home country.

 

   I was required to have a flight back to my home Country before they would stamp me into Thailand at immigration , they wanted to see a flight back to the U.K within 60 days . 

  No flight to the UK, then not allowed in .

 

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3 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

  The O.P was asking whether they are still limited to 2 per year or whether they are now unlimited ,the answer to that question is that they are unlimited .

They are not unlimited, they just dont have a limit specified any longer.  I believe my answer is accurate. Sorry if you dont agree

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17 hours ago, BananaBandit said:

Just want to double-check:  Are they still unlimited?

 

They technically are, but if you try to abuse the system and stay long term on visa exemptions, you will be denied entry at some point.

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10 minutes ago, Dan O said:

They are not unlimited, they just dont have a limit specified any longer.  I believe my answer is accurate. Sorry if you dont agree

 

  They are unlimited . 

Although that doesn't mean that that there are no restrictions , but you can get an unlimited amount of land border entries, as long as conform to the requirements of obtaining one 

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