When do I get my stamp and how long is it valid for if I fly back on 26th October?

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Aug 28, 2019

5 years ago

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For the brains trust! If I were to fly back on the 26 Oct do I get stamped in till the 25Nov OR 30 days from 26 Oct OR 90 days from 26 Oct.  Apologies if questions like this have been asked repeatedly. 

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If you fly back to Thailand on 26th October, your entry stamp will typically grant you 30 days of stay from that date, which means you would be stamped in until 25th November.

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