Can anyone please confirm if it necessary to visit immigration if you are currently under the tourist amnesty to get a free stamp in your passport up to the 26th Sept as a necessary step prior to securing any other future visa? Am reading mixed things. Thank you ππ»
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The community is discussing whether it is mandatory to visit Thai immigration to obtain a free stamp in the passport under the current tourist amnesty, aimed at permitting stay until September 26th. There are mixed opinions, with some suggesting it is necessary for future visa applications, while others point out inconsistencies in how different immigration offices operate. A consensus is beginning to form that obtaining the free stamp might be crucial if one plans to apply for a change of visa. However, reports indicate that as of the deadline, no more free stamps may be available, and travelers are advised to either secure another visa or leave the country to avoid complications.
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