Answered9 years ago
What should expats be cautious about regarding immigration stamps in Thailand?
Just a gentle reminder peeps to just check your stamp when you enter through immigration. I just got stamped in for one month when it should have been 3. Simple mistake and got fixed straight away.
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A recent post highlights the importance of checking immigration stamps upon entering Thailand. The author shared an experience of receiving a 1-month stamp instead of the expected 3-month duration. Several comments echoed similar issues with incorrect stamping, emphasizing that travelers should not assume immigration will always provide the correct stamp and should verify their entry validity immediately.
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Adam *********
I also got stamped 1-month when it should had been 1-year.
Note: I just got done with a 24-hour flight and assumed immigration was going to correctly stamp my passport. No concern, I went to my local immigration for 24-hour reporting and they “amended” my passports Thai entry stamp.
Note: I just got done with a 24-hour flight and assumed immigration was going to correctly stamp my passport. No concern, I went to my local immigration for 24-hour reporting and they “amended” my passports Thai entry stamp.
Lance *********
never take ANYTHING for granted when dealing with these people
Tony ********
with any people
Tomas ********
Exactly the same happen me....
Tony ********
I always do
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