What type of visa do I have with a 30-day entry stamp in Bangkok?

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Jul 17, 2023

a year ago

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I arrived into Bangkok and was stamped in. 

My question is,

 what type of visa is this ?

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The entry stamp received upon arrival in Bangkok is a 30-day visa-exempt entry, commonly referred to as a visa-exempt stamp, allowing a stay for 30 days from the date of arrival.

Ellie *******

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a year ago

Will ************

Not a visa. It’s 30 day visa exempt

a year ago

Todd ********

30 day tourist entry

a year ago

Ellie *******

That (ผ.30 <- one "ผ" Thai character) is a visa-exempt entry for 30 days starting with the arrival date as day 1.

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