Hi all ! Please help !
My boyfriend and I both applied for and were approved for 60 day single entry tourist visas. When we arrived in Thailand we went through immigration in 2 different lines so 2 different immigration officers.
My stamp in my passport says date of exit is 18 July. Which is 2 months and correct. My boyfriends stamp says 18 June. Which is then 30 days… and obviously a little incorrect as we applied for a 60 day visa.
Now we are planning on going to do a visa extension at the Phuket immigration office on Wendsday next week. My question is will the both of us be able to extend by a month granting us 3 months in total in Thailand ?
Will there be an issue with that as the stamp in boyfriends passport? Will he only get 2 months in total ?
If so is there a way we can rectify this ?
Thank you !
Update
We had to go back to the airport but from there it was as simple as showing a security guard and then going back up to immigration for them to fix the stamp. Took about 20 minutes at the airport 🇹🇭
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is seeking assistance after noticing a discrepancy in the entry stamp dates for themselves and their boyfriend upon arrival in Thailand, where one was incorrectly stamped for 30 days instead of the 60-day tourist visa issued. They are planning to go to the Phuket immigration office for a visa extension and inquire whether both can obtain the extension despite the stamp error. Community members suggest going back to the airport to rectify the stamp and share personal experiences of successfully rectifying similar issues at immigration offices.
