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What should I do about my e-visa stamp with an early expiry date upon entering Thailand?
Jul 14, 2025
6 hours ago
Paul ********
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
A traveler from Australia is concerned about receiving an incorrect stamp on their e-visa for Thailand, which indicates an expiry date of 10 September instead of the expected 84 days. They have received comments suggesting they may have the wrong stamp and urging them to check with local immigration. It is clarified that if they entered on a 90-day tourist visa, they typically receive 60 days on entry, and they can extend their stay by visiting an immigration office.
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