Just got back to UK from Thailand and noticed I have no departure stamp on my passport. Is this the norm now or is this going to cause issues on next entry?
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A user recently asked about not receiving a departure stamp upon leaving Thailand and whether this would pose any issues for future entries. The community confirmed that this is a normal occurrence for travelers who use eGates, as their departure is still recorded electronically. Some commenters noted that while the lack of a stamp should not cause problems for reentry, proof of departure might be required in specific situations, such as visa applications.
Normal for e-passports, all your entry and exit is stored in their system
Elías ********
It's normal since last year.
Greg ********
Norm now with the eGates. I think it would only matter if someone wanted proof. That lad who posted on Friday was asked by the Thai Embassy London to show an exit stamp for his DTV application to continue.
Andi ***********
it is the norm, no issues on reentry as your departure is recorded.
Anonymous ******************
You went through the eGates so there's no stamp, but you're recorded as having left so it's all good