August 9, 200917 yr There is no limit. But there are reports that after 4 times they will investigate you, to see if you are not working illegaly.
August 9, 200917 yr Author There is no limit. But there are reports that after 4 times they will investigate you, to see if you are not working illegaly. What do you mean investigate? The last time I went to Mae sai they handed out a flier that gave specifit limits maybe 4 times but I dont remember now?
August 9, 200917 yr This is the first report I have seen of any such paper being give out; anywhere. When was your trip? Could you perhaps find the flier?
August 9, 200917 yr There is no limit. But there are reports that after 4 times they will investigate you, to see if you are not working illegaly. Hi Mario2008, Is this for shure? that after four time the 15 days stamp that this can go on and on. I do not anny work in Thailand and I can show a proof off income but its not 800.000 THB only 540.000 THB. Best regard billshot64 Edited August 9, 200917 yr by billshot64
August 9, 200917 yr Immigration did announce a limit of 4 overland entries. You would then have to do an airport entry. Covered here. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Immigration-...ne-t269827.html
August 9, 200917 yr That was two months ago and there has not been any public announcement or report of it happening to anyone. That is why I would like to see the above mentioned flier; or at least know the time-frame it was issued.
August 9, 200917 yr Immigration did announce a limit of 4 overland entries. You would then have to do an airport entry.Covered here. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Immigration-...ne-t269827.html every two weeks...it'd be like self flagellation
August 9, 200917 yr Yes - but it was not that many years ago (well perhaps it was that many years - just does not seem like it to use old folks) that visa exempt entry was only 14 days and extensions required an Embassy letter of your good looks if you wanted to stay longer.
August 9, 200917 yr I understand that there was never any public announcement of a limitation of visa-exempt entries on land borders but that on the contrary immigration intended this as a covert operation to flush out possible illegal foreign workers. See here. However, as happens often in such cases, this did not remain a secret for long, perhaps because some immigration officers did not understand fully or correctly the instructions they received. -- Maestro The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place
August 9, 200917 yr I understand that there was never any public announcement of a limitation of visa-exempt entries on land borders but that on the contrary immigration intended this as a covert operation to flush out possible illegal foreign workers. See here. However, as happens often in such cases, this did not remain a secret for long, perhaps because some immigration officers did not understand fully or correctly the instructions they received.-- Maestro i was told at mai saai that i would not be allowed any more 15 day exemptions, i had,literely,a passport full of exemptions
August 15, 200917 yr Man , give it up. Do you live in a tiny border town that you can walk to the border immigration? If they made it everyday would you go in and out everyday? I used to ride all the way to Ban Had Lek from Pattaya on the motor bike. (I didn't know how to find Popiet or Ban Lem)
August 16, 200917 yr Man , give it up. Do you live in a tiny border town that you can walk to the border immigration? If they made it everyday would you go in and out everyday? I used to ride all the way to Ban Had Lek from Pattaya on the motor bike. (I didn't know how to find Popiet or Ban Lem) Some would be attracted to join the daily at dawn runners. Self flagellation comes to mind.
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