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What are the implications of my B-A visa validity and admission stamp dates for my stay in Thailand?

Visa Rules B-A Visa Multiple Entry Visa Thailand Immigration Visa Expiry Re-entry Permit

January 8, 2024

9 months ago

Samuel ********

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Hi!

Topic: Visa date and admission date differences.

Quick question. Am I observing the conditions of my visa correctly?

I am here on a multiple entry, B-A category visa which gives a validity of one year on the Visa card. Spent the weekend in Lao recently to see something different, different temples, Lao beer was good.

Upon my return I was issued an admission stamp of one year per their visa protocol. Well past my visa expiry.

Does this mean I am permitted to stay until December 2024? past march 2024 multiple entry will cease, I won’t be able to leave unless I return on a new visa sort of thing.

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The user is confirming their understanding of the validity of a multiple entry B-A visa after returning from Laos, noting that although the visa expires in March 2024, the admission stamp they received allows them to stay until December 2024. Comments clarify that as long as they re-enter Thailand before their visa expiration date, they will receive a new stamp valid for another year, and they will need a re-entry permit after March 8, 2024.

James ********

I believe that the OP has the answers needed for his question. Enjoy life in Khon Kaen.

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James ********

YES...that is a Thai Visa for Business or Investment. B-A.

It's valid for Entry into Thailand for the date's stated on the B-A Visa

Issued 9 March 2023 and Expires 8 March 2024.

It's a MULTI-ENTRY Visa during the full first year... Thru March 8, 2024.

If you leave Thailand and reenter Thailand on March 8 or earlier you will again be STAMPED in for One full Year.

During the time after March 8, 2024 you will need to have a Re-entry permit to keep the stamped ending date of your permission to stay in Thailand.

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Samuel ********

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and permitted to stay until the (red date stamp)?

That’s brilliant then, I will enjoy Isaan for another year! Hello from KhonKaen!

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James ********

@Samuel *******

Yes as as I replied... do a BORDER BOUNCE on or before March 8... reenter Thailand March 8 AND you will be stamped in for One full Year

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James ********

MARCH 8 IS THE IMPORTANT DATE...

GETTING ONE MORE YEAR BY BORDER BOUNCE...on or before March 8.

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