Whats the minimum requirement of blank pages in your passport to enter Thailand on a visa exemption. Cheers.
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To enter Thailand on a visa exemption, there is no officially stated minimum number of blank pages required. However, it is essential to have enough space for the visa exemption entry stamp and any exit stamps. Some users recommend having at least one or two clear pages, as issues have arisen when applicants had only endorsement pages. To avoid complications, it is advisable to ensure your passport has at least a couple of empty pages.
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Just an update. Direct quote from my friend.
Apparently the page is just an endorsement page and not a visa page. I'm going to get a new passport and then just deal with the visa, etc from Thailand.
This is a coincidence, I just did my 90 day extension @ DMCW yesterday and witnessed an applicant have his visa denied due to his passport did not have pages for "visas", there was only 3 empty pages meant for "Endorsements". Just a heads-up...
WOW, that's the first time I heard that they wouldn't put the stamp on any available page in a passport. :/ I didn't even know there were "endorsement" pages :O
If I remember good, I had 3 pages left before going to Laos to renew my TR visa, two stickers 2 pages and one page for all the stamps. I was good. I just looked in my old passport and I had 3