What does the visa stamp "Admitted until" date mean for my stay in Thailand?

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Mar 20, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi guys

Regarding the visa stamp "Admitted until". The date that is show you are also allowed to be in Thailand, right?

Thanks in advance 

Klaus

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The visa stamp "Admitted until" indicates the last day you are permitted to stay in Thailand, allowing you to remain in the country until midnight on that specified date.

Tod *********

you are allowed to be here up until midnight on that date.

7 years ago

Klaus ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Perfect, thanks. That was also what I expected. Just nice to be sure.

Thanks 😊

7 years ago

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