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Can I leave Thailand if I have an under consideration stamp on my visa?
Can I leave Thailand with an under consideration stamp or do I have to return to the immigration office before leaving?
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Yes, you can leave Thailand with an under consideration stamp; however, your visa will be cancelled upon departure. It is advised to report to immigration to avoid potential cancellation of your application, but if you choose to leave before the designated date marked by the stamp, there are no penalties. Still, it is important to be aware of the implications of overstaying.
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Pat *********
Are immigration not extending your visa-exemption longer than 3 months?
Albert *****
No need
Benjamin ******
When you have an under consideration stamp, the “under consideration “ stamp is the last day for you to be in Thailand. You can leave before that date without penalties
Steffen *********
Without immigration.
Michael ********
Has your other visa expired ? Not sure what rules are on overstay in this case
Michael ********
@Lee ***
i see @Benjamin *****
has answered you
Lee ****
OP@Michael *******
yes it has
Bizkit ******
Then u wasted ur 1900b ? Pity dear...
Darren *******
You can leave but the visa will be cancelled upon departure.
James *******
Failure to report to the immigration means cancellation or withdrawal of the application.
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