1. I saw the other enter before topic, i hope the information is correct and i can reenter on the day "enter before" date itself, otherwise I'm in trouble.

2. Will I have any trouble leaving and entering? I have no documents to support anything. None. I never needed any documents for anything, no one asked any documents. I just filled out the cards. I speak Thai to the officers and I fill everything out in Thai. I've never had a problem with anything. I've even gone through the "Thai citizens" immigration while other farang went through the farang immigration booth. คนไทยแล่วน่ะ ฮฮฮฮ

I won't use a main entry point. Will it be ไม่เป็นไรน่ะ like before or will there be problems? I don't have a plane ticket or hotel reservations. I have a 6 month rental agreement but I have a feeling I better not show that to them (ฮ.ฮ)

Edited October 5, 201411 yr by qquestion

10 views already. Please help? Thank you in advance!

edit: I have only used single entry visas before, that's why I'm wondering. I am probably worrying about nothing? If single entry visas go without problems, multiple entry same same yes?

Edited October 5, 201411 yr by qquestion

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/765622-confused-enter-before-date-on-my-tourist-visa/

 

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/765622-confused-enter-before-date-on-my-tourist-visa/

 

Thank you, I already posted there. I'm sorry if my post here is considered double posting, I can edit out the first part of the question. Can you answer the second part? If they will want to see any "documents"? Please?

You don't need any document to activate a 2nd tourist visa entry. Exceptions are possible Ranong and Dannok that are known to try to make it difficult.

The problem is usually in GETTING the double entry visa from the consulate or embassy you apply for it to.

Once you have a visa, there usually isn't a problem getting in .... they usually assume since you were given the visa .... you can be let in.

But there are no hard and fast rules, however you have a vey good chance of getting in.

Just do it.

 

The problem is usually in GETTING the double entry visa from the consulate or embassy you apply for it to.

Once you have a visa, there usually isn't a problem getting in .... they usually assume since you were given the visa .... you can be let in.

But there are no hard and fast rules, however you have a vey good chance of getting in.

Just do it.

 

Thank you to everyone for your replies. Unfortunately I missed the date...