My passport did not get a “out” stamp when I left Thailand, Is this normal?
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It's increasingly common not to receive an exit stamp when leaving Thailand, particularly if you use electronic gates at the airport. Many travelers have reported that their details of exit are recorded electronically, and therefore, physical stamps are not issued. This automation is part of a shift toward a more digital, paperless immigration process. However, keeping boarding passes or writing down departure dates can be helpful for personal records.
Bill ********
I wrote the date I departed just below my entry stamp, so in the future I will know when I left Thailand.
Ling *****
In September when I left Suvarnabhumi it was the same for me through electronic gate. I kept my boarding pass just in case.
Klaus ******
I also have a multi-entry tourist visa
180 days, But when I returned to Thailand they didn't put the stamp indicating the day I have to leave, is it normal?
so, child, if they stop and question you based on your book, they would need a computer to reconcile the electronic files with the stamps. Last time (just a few weeks ago). They had no computer. Don't be condescending.
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Gary ********
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Sebastián ******
Welcome to the digital paperless world
Dirk ************
ORIGINAL POSTER
Thank you all. 🙏
Barry *********
Our passports were stamped on entry to Thailand (Phuket) and again on exit today.
There were no e-gates though.
Terence *********
Yes...no more exit stamps with e gates..Just got back and re-entry physically stamped back until end October 2025..(have a Multi-Ex/Re.)
Nathan **********
I didn't get stamp leaving thailand or going in and out of Australia it's normal saves pages for your next travel