Is one blank page in my passport enough for entry into Thailand as a British citizen?

Jan 4, 2024
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Charlie ******
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I have one full blank page in my passport. I also have some other small spaces on other pages where an entry and exit stamp can fit. Is this enough to enter Thailand or is the law 2 pages?

I am a British Citizen and only plan on staying for 2 weeks so I don't need a visa (only the entry and exit stamps).
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As a British citizen entering Thailand without a visa, having one full blank page in your passport is sufficient for the entry and exit stamps required for your two-week stay. It's noted that Thai immigration typically stamps your arrival and departure on the same page, and as long as there's one clear page available for both stamps, you should not have any issues.
Phil ********
You can fit an entry stamp the size of your thumb. Same for the exit.

BTW Thai immigration are very OCD when stamping your passport. I can guarantee your exit stamp will be right next to your arrival stamp when you leave. Not like some stupid countries that stamp you in on one page and out on another.
John **********
They won't use the spaces but as long as you have a page for entry and exit stamps you'll be fine
Aake **********
No problem
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