I have just completed a visa run at Pedang Besar in the south of Thailand.
I have returned on my multiple entry Non-O visa. I am on the bus and maybe 1 hour away and I have noticed they have only stamped me in for 60 days and not 90 days.
It was silly of me not to check. Last time I noticed but today my mind was somewhere else.
Will I be able to get the stamp changed at another immigration office in Nakhon Si Thammarat or Phuket or “it is what it is” ?
Many thanks.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster recently completed a 'visa run' to renew their multiple entry Non-O visa but was stamped in for only 60 days instead of the expected 90 days. They inquired if they could rectify this stamp error at a local immigration office in Nakhon Si Thammarat or Phuket. The community responded mainly pointing out that corrections for stamp errors made at land borders typically need to be fixed at the issuing border, and advised the poster to be more vigilant about checking stamps upon entry. It was also noted that Non-O visas usually grant a 90-day stay, and emphasized the importance of checking entry stamps meticulously.
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