What is the significance of the 'admitted until' stamp on the Thai departure card?

Immigration Visa Rules TM.6 Departure Card Thailand Entry Stamp Expats in Thailand

May 15, 2017

8 years ago

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Anyone know if the 'admitted until' stamp on the departure card has any significance at all? 

Contrary to last time I went through immigration, she didn't put on a date on that. 

The one in the passport perfectly fine. 

Cheers!

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The 'admitted until' stamp on the TM.6 departure card is now mainly for record-keeping and tends to coincide with the entry stamp in your passport. The most significant date to consider is the one stamped in your passport, as that dictates your stay duration.

Tod *********

As a rule now they started only stamping the arrival date on the TM.6 departure card when they stamp the entry stamp.

It's the one in your passport that matters

8 years ago

Thomas ********************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks mate

8 years ago

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