Will I receive a 60-day or 90-day stamp upon arriving in Bangkok with a Non-B visa?

Non-B Visa Visa Stamping Thailand Immigration WP 3 Documents Arrival in Thailand

Jun 11, 2022

2 years ago

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Hi. 

I just got Non B visa ( WP 3 documents) 

So my question is when I arrive bkk.  will I get stamp 60 days or 90 days ?  Plz advise

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The consensus in the comments indicates that upon arriving in Bangkok with a Non-B visa (WP 3 documents), you should expect to receive a 90-day stamp.

James ********

90 Days

2 years ago

Nigel *********

2 years ago

Wannikea *********

To the best of my knowledge 90 days is standard.

2 years ago

Alok ********

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@Wannikea ********

thx

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