Question On Renewing Entry To Thailand

[Chads]

My current passport allows me 60 days of stay in Thailand without the need for a visa. If I need to renew it, can I just make a quick trip across the Malaysian border and come back and stay another 60 days?

[Lite Beer]

What Nationality are you?

[Lite Beer]

I think you may be from Singapore.

30 days if landing at the airport.

15 days at a land entry.

Not sure where you get the 60 days from.

[Chads]

Oh yes it's 30 days, thank you for correcting me. So would it work that way, where at maybe 29 days I make a trip into the Malaysia border and go back in to Thailand?

[beano2274]

an onward ticket would be required to let you enter Thailand without a visa.

[lopburi3]

No onward ticket is required to enter Thailand. But a land entry only receives a 15 day entry for a Singapore national regardless of entry border.

[beano2274]

I thought that to board the Plane you would require an onward ticket!

Sorry my previous post was poorly put.

[Chads]

I always fly into Thailand, that means I can stay 30 days correct?

[lopburi3]

Yes for air arrival you will receive 30 days without a visa.

[Lite Beer]

Yes if flying

[Chads]

And that means that if I fly out and back in the next day, I get another 30 days?

[necronx99]

And that means that if I fly out and back in the next day, I get another 30 days?

You can do it the same day.

[Chads]

And that means that if I fly out and back in the next day, I get another 30 days?

You can do it the same day.

Okay thank you for your help everyone

[utneflyte]

I thought that to board the Plane you would require an onward ticket!

Just a note regarding the above.

I've only been asked to show a return ticket when I was flying the country's main airline, from the airline itself, never at any airport immigration.

Example 1: Was flying from a return ticket from London to Thailand on Thai Airways, the airline asked me to show a ticket out of Thailand, to which I said I don't need one, look at my pretty visa (non-imm B ). They made me sign a declaration saying I will not over stay. And I had to show them my credit card (proof I have money I guess). However at the border, they never asked me to show anything, they don't even talk...

Example 2: One way ticket to Malaysia from Indonesia on Malaysia Airlines and again, the airline asked me to show a return ticket. I simply said I book Air Asia when the time will come. Again, they made me sign a paper saying I will not over stay and so forth. And again, immigration at Malaysia never care for showing a return ticket.