Is it normal to receive a different stamp when renewing an education visa in Thailand?

Education Visa Thai Visa Rules Visa Renewal Process Extension of Stay in Thailand

Sep 16, 2021

3 years ago

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I had an education visa made in September 2020 and I got the stamp in image 1 as well as the normal stamp for 3 months.

However, this year, when renewing my ED visa with another school, I only got the stamp in image 2 for a year.

Is this normal? Maybe the stamp in image 1 is only for the very first time? Thank you

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When renewing an education visa in Thailand, it is normal to receive a different stamp compared to the first issuance. The first stamp typically indicates an in-country visa, while the later stamp represents an extension of stay based on education, which can be valid for one year.

Lloyd ********

Totally normal, first image you got an incountry VISA, and in image 2 that is an EXTENSION OF STAY based on education for 1 year.

3 years ago

Stefan ********

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@Lloyd *******

Great, thank you so much Lloyd

3 years ago

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