Is KL your home country or the country you were coming in from? meaning if im Canadian then travel to Cambodia, and get refused entry back in Thailand I will be sent to cambodia ? or all the way back to canada?
ahh could u answer me? as you said (you were in thailand 3 times already in a year and got denied entry at 4th arrival) , how long you were in thailand each time previously . full length of stay as 30 days given or less than that ? for sure there's no limitation for visa exempt when traveling by air. . but in your case, Immigration might consider you as a private interest person or illegal action in terms of work (without NON-B : work visa). and it depends on officer's consideration. even your intention is just for travelling. I know you might not be as mentioned above just wanted to travel in Thailand. Your home country or where you are now is better than Thailand. It was bad luck for you. if you have any question. i do not hesitate to answer you back. and sry for my bad english
Thanks..yes I did learn..I am moving to the Philippines in a couple of months.. when I got my passport here in USA I did get extra pages Because I heard of this happening before..I am looking for your video of your return now..live and learn or watch utube about traveling and save some future headaches. Thanks.. When I visit Thailand beer is on me!!
Before you say you live in Thailand you should get an appropriate visa. The Thai authoriteis are trying to stop people like you. I've been living in Thailand 17 years and have to follow every immigration rule. There are no firm immigration laws in Thailand, visas and visa extensions are on the discretion of each immigrant officer, so don't mess with them.
The same is happening to me right now. I've been locked into a departure gate lounge with 13 other people for 3 days now waiting for a flight to London. We can't leave as there's armed police sitting at the entrance. Lights are on 24/7 and aircon is absolutely freezing during the day and night. Impossible to get any sleep. No bedding or showers, but we have water and a toilet. Have to pay for our own food of we have cash. Not allowed to goto ATM to withdraw anymore though. Luckily I had 400thb with me from my trip here two years ago and a lovely couple gave me some food too. Can't wait to get out of here.
They were angry I arrived on the free 30 day exemption visa and complained I had too many old tourist visas in my passport. Said visa runs are illegal, even though I've never overstayed my visa date and always applied through the Thai embassy. If it's illegal to have more then one visa per year, why do they take my money and give me another one.
Hi! i'm a Latino-American who is also a traveller & travelled almost around the world for several years now. I think it would be much better for you to relocate & move to the neighboring country-the Philippines. It's more fun in the Philippines lol...go to the Philippines. People are very accomodating, welcoming and friendly. Besides, you will not experience language barrier in the Philippines since they speak very good English there-a lot more better than Thailand☺️
Why move to the Philippine is better than Thailand in term of quality of life? Now mostly Thai people can speak English well and not a problem. By the way you are Filipino no need to claim as American or Latino
@@ladacc4458 , i’m sorry but that is the reality. I spent a year in Thailand and that’s what i’ve noticed particularly in the countryside. Malaysia is also good than Thailand as Malaysian’s can speak good English too. But i heard Philippines was colonized by Americans for 50 yrs and English is part of their school curriculum-from nursery to college English is their method of instruction. Even in the streets, restaurants, every thing in there read’s in English. That’s why they said Philippines is the 4th largest English speaking country in the whole world. My country Puerto Rico is way way behind those countries like U.K, USA, India & Philippines when it comes to speaking in English. We are travel bloggers who travelled around the world already and we really want to go back to the Philippines if not only for this pandemic. We are actually planning to stay there for good, like lots of foreign blogger who were able to buy their properties there. It’s really a good place to retire there. We love Philippines and Malaysia period🤪😩🇵🇷🇺🇸
@@cordapio7478 Yes Philippines and Malaysia used to be colonized by western countries. But I would love to share some information such as life in those country as I also been there before if compare PH and MY I think My is better a lot that PH because there are good in transportation and clean. People not too crowded but as they are Muslim country so you can not do something in MY. Alcohol beverage are high price and law quite strict. On the other hand in PH is more freedom but less of security in the city even in the center of city has a lot of crimes and poverty of life you can see slums around the city and of cause transportation in Manila is terrible. What is more fun in the PH. I am surprise that Puerto Rican like you know PH campaign very well and I believe you can speak Spanish well right?. 🤣🤣
How many visa examption are allowed per year? ..last time I came to Thailand thy granted me entry but warn me to get visa next time. It was my second entry durin one year
There are no official numbers listed anywhere; its really up to the immigration official on that particular day and how he/she is feeling. I have been told by expats that 4 visa entrance exemptions per year is about the "unofficial mark", but if there are hard line rules, they have never been posted or announced by Thai Immigration.
@@EastboundandUp Hahaha? What's so funny? You say, "I was flying back to Thailand, Phuket, where I live." If you want to *live* somewhere you need an appropriate visa. The visa exemption rule was brought in simply to allow tourists to visit Thailand for a few weeks with the minimum of hassle, but it has been badly abused. In the past thousands of foreigners lived in Thailand permanently by making a trip to the nearest border every 30 days. Minivan drivers doing so-called 'visa runs' made a good living. Technically, it wasn't illegal, but it exploited a loophole. Thai immigration was right to close the loophole so I don't really see what the problem is. If you want to live in Thailand go through the proper channel to get a visa like the rest of us.
@@PhilUKNet you're correct, but those full time tourists on tourist visas provide for the backbone of the economy in Thailand. They are needed more now than ever
You were deported, and this is a standard procedure for all deportees. You were in a detention room, not in "jail", again this is a standard procedure and there is nothing to complain about.
Hahaha, not deported, denied entry, big difference. Also, of course there is something to complain about..I didn't get in:) Thanks for the comment and watching!
"Nothing to complain about" UNTIL it happens to you or a member of your family, Human rights are a universal principle, not a matter of local preference. The idea of "their country, their rules" is BULLSHIT.
Haha I guess you could call it 3rd world...7th best health care in world, some of the most beautiful beaches, islands and food in the world, amazing people, gorgeous women, friendly people, oh and its cheap too!
I know it’s just b*****t. Because at the moment in Thailand it is getting worse and there has been a lot of corruption and their government system never improves.
Yes, there are plenty of other places to visit, yet the Land of Smiles has a lot of attraction for both myself and many others. It's well worth a visit! Thanks and enjoy!
@@EastboundandUp Is KL your home country or the country you were coming in from? meaning if im Canadian then travel to Cambodia, and get refused entry back in Thailand I will be sent to cambodia ? or all the way back to canada?
@@EastboundandUp thanks! I think the 1 year cambodia visa and doing the run until im kicked seems like a plan until i figure out a better visa situation
The facts are real, they happened to me haha, and they is no written laws about how many times you can enter the country with 'visa on arrival', :) thanks for watching and happy holidays!
@@EastboundandUp As a normal person (not Thai wife or passport) you can only entry in to Thailand "Visa on arrival" two times in a year not more. Before, about 2 years ago it was three times in a year. Also you can apply normal 90 days tourist Visa only 2 times in one year. Those are at least facts what you should know tho.
@@simoistrouble9994 Thanks, I'd love to see these facts written down somewhere, as nowhere on the Thai Immigration site does there ever list a limit. thanks
@@user-do1bk3mb9t there is been so much corruption in Thailand on how their government never improves. Also there needs to be a clear rule for people to understand otherwise it’s ridiculous if they treat people unfairly without explanation what the proper way for the conditions of the visa.
