The user is facing an issue with their Thai visa that is valid until February 1st while their return flight is scheduled for February 5th. Users in the comments clarify that the visa validity date is the last date for entry into Thailand and not for departure. They suggest that the user can enter Thailand before February 1st and then receive a 60-day stamp, which would cover their stay until April 1st. Other advice includes considering changing the flight or being aware of visa overstay penalties.
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You can ask for a 7-day extension if you have not asked for one in the last year. In case you want be sure just go to an immigration place near you and ask for it. This is in case this is the stamp you have until 1 Feb in your passport.
VIetnam issues visas like that. But not Thailand and most other countries give you a 3 month period to enter for the first time and then you get 60 days stamp from your arrival date.
You have up to Feb 1st to start the visa . Don't worry I made the same mistake last week and had to phone my consulate to clarify..... I see you have multiple entry, Nice
Have confusion same my friend yesterday in airport put date 13 genuary to 11 march visa arriving 2 November until 30 January yesterday immigrant put stamp in passport 60 day but him stay only 3 weeks
Have confusion same my friend yesterday in airport put date 13 genuary to 11 march visa arriving 2 November until 30 January yesterday immigrant put stamp in passport 60 day but him stay only 3 weeks
Graham Seal yes him planed 13 January at 11 march tickets fly booking hotel but the system open 60 day 2 November....at 30 January....and immigration in airport when give passport the police man ask give me booking visa 60 day ..and in passport nao have 60 day but stay only 3 week....this is a problem in January can make new visa 60 day
You can enter Thailand any time during the period 4 November through 1 February. Your 60 days starts on entry. So, make sure your 60 days includes 5 February.
Validation until only means your visa expires then. If you enter before you will get the 60 day stamp irrespective of the validation period of the visa.
But you could have googled it or any AI search engine would have told you that too. Or just using the search function of the group. This kind of question is asked every second day.
If you cross a border, let’s say 31 January and come back the same day, you will get 60 days more than after approximately 40 days you can visit the nearest immigration office and extend with 30 days more,…
I know it wasn’t your question, but this scenario is an option..