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What should I do if I didn't receive an exit stamp at Bangkok airport and it's my 90th day in Thailand?
exit stampimmigrationThailand visa rules90 day reportDTVland borderdigital immigrationoverstaymotorbike travel
Feb 20, 2025
a year ago
Justin ********
ORIGINAL POSTERDidn’t get an exit stamp in your passport?
This just happened to me and I didn’t see anyone addressing it so I figured I would.
I went through the digital immigration line at BKK and because of that I didn’t get an exit stamp.
I spoke with an immigration officer and they confirmed it’s all good.
I know it seems obvious but today is my 90th day in the country so I didn’t do a 90 day report and since I plan to enter and exit by motorbike at land borders in the future I just wanted to double check.
This just happened to me and I didn’t see anyone addressing it so I figured I would.
I went through the digital immigration line at BKK and because of that I didn’t get an exit stamp.
I spoke with an immigration officer and they confirmed it’s all good.
I know it seems obvious but today is my 90th day in the country so I didn’t do a 90 day report and since I plan to enter and exit by motorbike at land borders in the future I just wanted to double check.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original post discusses a situation where the author did not receive an exit stamp while departing through the digital immigration line at Bangkok (BKK), and they are concerned about the implications of not doing a 90-day report since it is their 90th day in Thailand. Comments provide various opinions on the necessity of exit stamps, the 90-day reporting requirement, and potential issues related to overstaying, with several users sharing past experiences of leaving Thailand without an exit stamp.
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Jonathan *********
Not sure if it remains true, or if it ever was, but if you leave on the last day of your stamp for a border bounce immigration May count it as a 1day overstay. It makes no sense, but it happens to me several years ago.
Justin ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jonathan ********
I still had another 90 days on my stamp but this is good to knowReply to
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Dru *******
I have left and returned multiple times without an exit stamp in my passport on the DTV. No issues…..
Damien ***********
You’ll get a departure stamp once you reenter the country
Jason *******
I don't need it, it's automatically logs you on the system you just need to go though manual immigration on arrival to get new 180 day stamp
Wannikea *********
If you leave on day 90, you don't need to report. Be darn sure you have calculated correctly, your entry date is day one.
John **********
You are legally required to file a 90 day report if you spend 90 days inside Thailand. If today is indeed day 90 (the day you enter is day 1) you have 7 more days to visit immigration and file one.
Sebastian ***********
To me it was told you need an exit stamp when holding a DTV. What’s true now? I better get an exit stamp
Jef ********
@Sebastian **********
I’ve entered and exited maybe 6 times now and I’ve had no exit stamp……… and obviously no problem returningZachari *********
@Jef *******
what did they ask for on return document wise?Jef ********
@Zachari ********
they didn’t ask for anything but I give them my visa paper. I come and go once or twice a month from DMK/BKK and it has always been the sameReply to
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Iñigo ************
@Sebastian **********
who told you this lolReply to
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Christopher ********
They fine you 2000 for not doing 90 day checkin
Sefton ********
Not sure how the lack of exit stamp (in airports) has anything to do with not doing your report or leaving by a land border.
If you are here 90 days your supposed to do one.
If you are not interacting with in country immigration for any reason you may get away without being caught. That doesnt mean one isnt required.
If you are here 90 days your supposed to do one.
If you are not interacting with in country immigration for any reason you may get away without being caught. That doesnt mean one isnt required.
Steve *******
You left the country, but you've been here for 90 days? Can you re-phrase that?
The no stamp thing isn't an issue, it's supposed to be all digital in the near future.
The no stamp thing isn't an issue, it's supposed to be all digital in the near future.
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