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When does the visa stamp expire if I get it on October 20th after a 30 day exemption in Thailand?

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Sep 22, 2020

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Thinley **********

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Thanks to this group I got my under consideration stamp for the 30 day visa exemption I was on pre amnesty. When I go back to get the visa stamp on October 20th, what day will they stamp on my passport (i.e. what is the last day I can stay before overstaying)?  Also can I leave before the 20th and not incur any overstay fine or do I have to close the loop? Thanks in advanced.

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The user is inquiring about the expiration date of their visa stamp after receiving an extension on a 30-day visa exemption and whether they can leave the country before the stamping date without incurring an overstay fine. A comment clarifies that if the 30-day extension is granted from September 27, it will be valid until October 26, and leaving before the stamp date does not incur fines.

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James ********

If its a 30 day extension ...from September 27 ...you should be stamped thru October 26th.

Be sure you go back as instructed.

If you leave Thailand before then

No problem. Will be just stamped out with no fines.

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Lyndon ************

Under consideration to 20th October, return then to same IO get stamp until 26th. No further payment.

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Thinley **********

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thanks and I guess you can't book appointments fo October yet? The calendar only goes to sep 26

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Dale *******

@Thinley *********

I’ve not been able to book after the 26th either and the immigration staff told me to book online also. I guess we try book after the 26th?

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Tod *********

@Thinley *********

you don't need an appointment for when you return with the under consideration stamp

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Thinley **********

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are you sure? The lady who handed me passport said I did

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