My husband and I just crossed into Thailand from Cambodia by land border. I noticed at the immigration office that my passport had been stamped for only 13 days and my husbands for 30. When I tried to go back, I was ushered out and unable to have it fixed. We have Canadian passports. I read that I will need to go back to that border crossing to have it fixed but do I need to do that if I just leave before the stamp date? We will just cut our time here to leave before that date because going back is going to be extremely disruptive to our trip. Thanks in advance!
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The user encountered an issue at the Thai-Cambodian border where their passport was stamped for only 13 days, while their husband's was stamped for 30 days. They wanted to know if they could simply leave Thailand before the stamp expiration instead of returning to the border to correct the stamp. Commenters confirmed that the correction can only be done at the original border and advised leaving before the stamp expires. Suggestions included the possibility of seeking a 30-day extension at an immigration office, though it was unclear if the bad stamp would affect that.