Wow, what happened to that post about someone not getting stamped in? I came back to the p/c and it's gone :O :/
Maybe she found the arrival stamp after all ;)
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The community discussed a situation where a traveler might not have received an entry stamp upon arriving in Thailand. It was advised that if someone is not stamped in correctly, they can visit any immigration office for correction. However, if an entry stamp is completely missing, the person must return to the original border checkpoint for rectification.
IF you are stamped in wrong you can go to any immigration office and get it corrected
However IF you fail to get an entry stamp (for what ever reason) you must go back to the border checkpoint you entered thailand on and get it corrected there.
i did indeed.... but we were looking about 7 or 8 times.... we couldnt find it...even my husband...lol..... but i really found it between all pages somewhere
Marina *****************
i stay on koh tao... but i did my last extension as well on samui... koh tao hasnt got an immigration....
, you can apply for a 30 day extension on a 30 day visa exempt stamp or a 60 day tourist visa stamp at ANY immigration office in the country as long as you use an address that's in the area they service. Meaning if you're using the Samui immigration office you need to be using a Samui address for where you're staying.
here's the address to the immigration office on Samui:
thanks a lot.... thats good to know.... some guys told me if i enter like this without a visa only the regular holiday tourist stamp i can only get an extension in ranong...or leaving the country somewhere else..... good to know in this case that i can apply in samui as well :-D