What should I do if my aunt’s 2-month tourist visa was mistakenly stamped as a 30-day arrival stamp in Thailand?

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Nov 20, 2018

6 years ago

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Please someone help me with this situation. My auntie came to Thailand 1 week ago with 2 month tourist visa but in the immigration maybe staff did not see the visa or just wasnt checking properly he stamped only for 30 days arrival stamp. Anyone know what we should do? Is there any fee to change the visa? Where should we go? TIA

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The user is seeking advice on what to do after their aunt received only a 30-day stamp instead of her 2-month tourist visa upon arrival in Thailand, specifically regarding any fees involved and the necessary steps to rectify the situation.

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