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Can someone share a photo of a Thailand tourist visa entry stamp with TR.60?
Sep 4, 2018
8 years ago
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERQuestion for members.
Could someone post a picture of an entry stamp off a TOURIST visa?
It will have TR.60 on the top of the stamp and be for 60 days.
In my many MANY hundreds of images I cannot find a single one of a tourist visa entry stamp. :O
I'm trying to work on something that shows the difference in the stamp.
I couldn't find it googling around. I found Plenty of ผ.30 <- 30 day visa exempt entry stamps but no TR.60's
Thanx in advance (y)
Could someone post a picture of an entry stamp off a TOURIST visa?
It will have TR.60 on the top of the stamp and be for 60 days.
In my many MANY hundreds of images I cannot find a single one of a tourist visa entry stamp. :O
I'm trying to work on something that shows the difference in the stamp.
I couldn't find it googling around. I found Plenty of ผ.30 <- 30 day visa exempt entry stamps but no TR.60's
Thanx in advance (y)
TLDR : Answer Summary
A member is seeking a picture of a tourist visa entry stamp specifically showing 'TR.60' for a duration of 60 days. Despite extensive searches and previous images collected, the member has been unable to find this particular stamp. They mentioned having many images of other types of entry stamps such as the exemption stamp (ผ.30) but are particularly focused on identifying differences in the TR.60 stamp for their project.
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Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI did wanna mention one last thing. If you look at these stamps you will see that the border of the entry stamp is the badge number of the immigration officer that stamped you in. ;)
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ORIGINAL POSTER@David *********
nope, that's the tourist visa from the consulate I wanted the entry stamp like Patrik posted already but thanx
David **********
I think this may be it Tod Daniels
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Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you one and all :) I'll close it now so I don't get hundreds of stamps. :P
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERWinner, winner, Chicken Dinner (y)
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Ron *******
I've just gone back through an old passport and nothing has 60 days on it mate.
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERyeah I have ones like that, but I'm needing the TR.60 if I can find it. ;)
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Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERNot to be nit-picky (well not too much) BUT
Does anyone have a stamp that actually has a TR.60 stamped on it? the two posted just have the TR. :O
Does anyone have a stamp that actually has a TR.60 stamped on it? the two posted just have the TR. :O
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERTHANX (y) you people are awesome :)
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