Can I re-enter Thailand on a tourist visa just before it expires and receive a new 2-month stamp?

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Aug 12, 2019

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If I have a 6 month ME tourist visa that expires on Sept 29th 2019. Can I go out and back in on Sept 28th and expect a 2 month stamp like previous entries during this 6 month visa validity?

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The question asks about the possibility of re-entering Thailand on a tourist visa just before its expiration to receive a new 2-month stamp, based on the user's previous experiences with similar visa entries.

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