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What does the second stamp on my Thailand entry permit mean?

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May 31, 2019

6 years ago

Bernd ***********

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After I've been stamped in to Thailand I checked my admitted until date and that's correct. I didn't realize there was a 2nd stamp below. It's hardly to read, any ideas what the meaning of this stamp is ?

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The user questions the meaning of a second, unclear stamp found on their entry permit to Thailand, following the confirmation of their admitted until date.

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