Previous visa had a ‘enter before’ date, however this visa has a valid from-until date. Has the 60 days already started even though the person has not entered the country?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The 60-day count for a Thai visa with a specific valid from-until date begins only when the individual enters the country. If the individual enters before the expiry of the visa (e.g., by July 28), they will receive a 60-day stay starting from the entry date. Additionally, if the visa is not used to enter the country within 90 days of its issuance, it expires.
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