What is the process for collecting a passport at Phuket Immigration?

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Sep 26, 2020

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If you're going phuket immigration to collect passport you need to go to the small building on the right just inside the entrance.

I've a stamp until the 9th October I've to come back and get a stamp just a heads up.

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To collect your passport at Phuket Immigration, go to the small building on the right just inside the entrance. Be aware of your visa stamp expiry; in this case, it is valid until October 9th, and you will need to return for an additional stamp.

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