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Is my E Thai visa valid if I enter on the last day before expiration?

Thai E-Visa Visa Validity 90-Day Visa Entry Thailand Immigration Travel from UK to Thailand

Aug 20, 2025

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Hi All , so I’m going to Thailand in late October, I recently applied here from the uk to the E Thai visa website for a 90 visa which I have received but my concerns are its valid from August and runs out 2nd of November?

Is that going to be ok for me 

Are theses visas the type that as long as you go within in the validity of the visa I will get 90 days from day I land in Thailand 

Or is that the Thai e visa embassy have put the wrong dates on , I recall when applying I put I was traveling in October 

Any help please will be much appreciated 

Thanks

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The user has received a Thai e-visa that appears to be valid from August to November 2nd and is seeking clarification on whether they will receive a full 90-day stay upon arrival in late October. Comments confirm that as long as the user enters Thailand by November 2nd, they will receive a 90-day entry stamp upon arrival. It's advised to ensure the entry stamp is correct to avoid issues.

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Michael ********

Just make sure you get the proper stamp once you arrive. I got screwed and was told my stamp was ok but got changed 29 day overstay because of a mistake made when I arrived. Just check that stamp before leaving the airport

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@Michael *******

Check the stamp immediately when you've passed immigration.

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Brandon ************

Yes, that's how the Thai visas work. You must enter Thailand by 2 November. When you enter, you will receive a 90-day entry stamp based on your visa.

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Mike ********

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@Brandon ***********

thanks Brendon

Appreciate that now I don’t need to worry

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