Hello all. I arrived Thailand today and am an ASEAN passport holder. The immigration officer gave me until 2 December to stay here but I have a DTV visa
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A traveler arrived in Thailand as an ASEAN passport holder with a DTV visa yet was given a short stay stamp until 2 December. Community members advised that the individual should verify if they presented the DTV visa to the immigration officer and suggested immediately reporting the issue. If it's a stamping mistake, going back to the original entry point or visiting a local immigration office might help. Some suggested the option of temporarily leaving Thailand and re-entering while ensuring to present the DTV visa properly this time.
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Did you have $10 us note inside your passport? Always gets me the right result.
take Brandon's advice, exit Thailand and re-enter, TAKE THOZE STOOPID GREEN GLASSES OFF YER NOSE and make sure this time you show the Immigration officer a printout of your DTV and CHECK DA STAMP on the spot if it is correct or not
That means they made a mistake. It happens all the time. It's your responsibility to check your stamp in your passport every single time you get a new stamp. Immigration officers are humans and they make mistakes. You'll likely need to go back to where you got your stamp to get it fixed. Or just do a border bounce to leave the country and return again, this time making sure you also give them your printed out visa if it's an e-visa and making sure you get the correct stamp upon entering again.