Hi all! Is there a limit on the number of tourist visas one person can get successively? Thanks!

yes it is... i not sure but i belive when you get stamp saying dont aplly for eny more tursit visas you wont get it.... laos is a good plass to go now i belive... giw you dobel entry turist visa

Hi all! Is there a limit on the number of tourist visas one person can get successively? Thanks!

I have a more specific question:

Has anyone been given the "No more Tourist Visa's" stamp at a consulate in the US?

Thanks

I dont think the stamp actually says "no more tourist visa's" i thought it only said "do not apply for visa in ......."

correct me if im wrong...

Is it advisable to apply for the tourist visas in different consulates? I'm a freelance writer and I travel a lot. I spend most of my time in Thailand, though, cz the boyfriend is here. In a month's time, I'll have to get my third tourist visa. I got my first one in Penang and the second in HongKong and so far I don't have those scary "don't apply" stamps.

In response to Sam6345;

In September I called 7 of the Honorary Thai Consulates located throughout the US, as I wanted another Non-Immigrant Type O Multi Entry Visa this year. None would give me another one. Every one of the consulates said they would issue me a 60 Day Tourist Visa with Triple Entry so with extensions gotten locally it would have been nearly 9 months of residence here. I went the ED visa route instead as a trip home was the same as a year's thai language schooling.

The consulates in the US to my knowledge are NOT putting stamps in your passport like you hear about from Penang, and other Thai Embassies located in S/E Asian. I would contact them, but as Christmas in the US is a HUGE time off work holiday compared to here, I doubt you'd get an answer from them before the New Year.

Read this thread for more information.

It appears the writing is on the wall.

In response to Sam6345;

In September I called 7 of the Honorary Thai Consulates located throughout the US, as I wanted another Non-Immigrant Type O Multi Entry Visa this year. None would give me another one. Every one of the consulates said they would issue me a 60 Day Tourist Visa with Triple Entry so with extensions gotten locally it would have been nearly 9 months of residence here. I went the ED visa route instead as a trip home was the same as a year's thai language schooling.

The consulates in the US to my knowledge are NOT putting stamps in your passport like you hear about from Penang, and other Thai Embassies located in S/E Asian. I would contact them, but as Christmas in the US is a HUGE time off work holiday compared to here, I doubt you'd get an answer from them before the New Year.

Thanks Tod. I will probably take your advice and call the consulates after the new year.

Read this thread for more information.

It appears the writing is on the wall.

In your home country, at least Europe, there is not and there will never be a limit on turist Visa. The consulate in Italy welcome turists, they just will look at the return ticket....and double entry visa are cheaper than extension.