The user is concerned about their Thai visa, which is valid for entry until February 1, while their return flight is scheduled for February 5. Responses from the community clarify that the visa is only required for entry by February 1, and once the user enters Thailand, they will receive a 60-day stamp regardless of the visa's validity date. This means they can stay until approximately April 5. Some commenters also suggest options for extending their stay if needed.
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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..