What does the 'Report Back' stamp mean on a Thai Non-B visa?

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Dec 26, 2017

7 years ago

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Hi guys ,

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What does this (Report Back) stamp means on Thai non B(Sticker) visa ? 

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The 'Report Back' stamp on a Thai Non-B visa indicates that the visa holder is required to report back to immigration, often for compliance or follow-up purposes.

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