What should I do if I received an incorrect visa stamp in Thailand?

Idk man. Just wanted to say good luck! That situation sucks

Jesus mate thats awful.. i would suggest going to a lawyer for some advice..i can give you number for A lady i no im sure she has office in bangkok aswell as phuket

This is a routine matter of simple correction at whichever Bangkok airport stamped you in. Ignore the troublemakers and their comments.

Contact a connected Thai agent. They will be able to fix this.

The main issue is that it is your duty to check your passport stamp. So you are in overstay, and you will need to go back to the port of entry to get it fixed but you will need an officer with a really good heart and day to understand your situation.

You do not need an agent. Just travel back to the BKK airport as soon as you can and get the stamp corrected at the airport Immigration. You are technically on an overstay, so in the meantime you must be careful not to run into a police check or raid, or have a road accident. Once the stamp is corrected, the overstay is cleared. I do not reckon that you have to pay an overstay fine because you should have been stamped in for 180 days, but let's see what they say at the airport

Wow. This is one of those situations where it could go really good or really bad.

I dont endorse lying but I would go to immigration ASAP and try to do a 90 day report. When they notice the 60 day stamp I would be "really surprised" and see what they do. Have your DTV with you and tell them you presented everything and they must have stamped it wrong. This way it looks like you are being compliant and they may help you work it out. Worst case they will refer you to the airport or they will ship you out for the overstay. I would think if they push to grab you on overstay you should get into a wai position and totally ask for forgiveness and request to talk to a supervisor if they continue to push. Always bringing a local that speaks the language helps tremendously as they (immigration) will also want to save face especially because you were both wrong.

The other option is go to the airport and ask them to fix the stamp. The issue there is we dont know your prior history so they might just grab you in detention and try and deport you after grabbing the fine. Or they might just say "OH so sorry" and correct it. They could say you should have known sooner.

The last thing you want to do is wait. Because if you get picked up or have any interaction with the police or immigration, they can just arrest you and now you are really behind the 8 ball.

Personally I would try to do the 90 day report first.

Good luck.

Well, you’re in trouble, mate🫢

That is nerve wracking - your passport technically shows that you are now in overstay status. Did you show them your DTV visa when you entered?

Immigration can help in this regard for sure

Go to the same airport and get it corrected.

Rich G Wan…you may want to discuss this with a visa agent. As Frank just commented you are now in a less than ideal situation. If you need a referral to a legitimate visa agent then dm me. I know her personally and she co-owns her law firm. Shes helped a number of other clients from all over the world and all over Thailand. Either way, good luck!

An incorrect stamp can usually only be corrected at the port of entry. Now, since you are preparing for a 90 day report on a 60 day stamp, you are in a less than ideal situation. Guys: Always, always check your stamp right away.