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What Does the Immigration Officer's Stamp Until April 30 Indicate About My Stay in Thailand?

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Apr 14, 2020

5 years ago

Ivan ***********

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Just to clarify some details which was mentioned by Tod Daniels in his post yesterday. I got the under consideration stamp until April 14. Today I get a new stamp until April 24. Anyway, the immigration officer told me that I don't need to come back on 24th because everyone are permitted to stay until April 30.

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A user shares an update regarding their visa stamp situation in Thailand, noting that they received a new stamp extending their stay until April 24 but were informed by an immigration officer that they could stay until April 30 without returning to the office.

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Daniel *******

Official responses may vary...?

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and its intrepretation may vary from immigration office to immigration office. To be sure, check yours.

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5 years ago

Robert *******

No, but the people who show up, will get a stamp on request.

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