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Will I receive a new entry stamp upon re-entering Thailand on a Visa Exempt status?

Visa Exempt Visa Extensions Thai Immigration Re-entering Thailand Canadian Passport Holder Travel to Singapore

Oct 16, 2022

2 years ago

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Hi! :)

Hope to get some advice please 🙏🙏🙏 

I hold a Canadian passport currently here on a 45day Visa which ends Nov 23. Tho I'm travelling to SG for business between Nov 8 - 18 and then back to BKK again Nov 18 onwards. That leaves me only 2 days to deal with extension when it expires on Nov 23 (since 19 & 20 is the weekend) . 

Would they approve the extension the very same day or next day if i go direct to the embassy on Monday 21st?  how long does extensions take and how do i apply? A bit nervous as Visa ends on Nov 23 :(  

It's my first time dealing with this. 

Help on this topic would be very much appreciated. 🙏🙏🙏 Thanks in advance! <3

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The user is currently on a 45-day visa that ends on November 23 and plans to travel to Singapore from November 8 to 18 before returning to Bangkok. They were concerned about extension processes and timing, but commenters clarified that upon re-entering Thailand on November 18, they will receive a new entry stamp granting them an additional 45 days, thus eliminating the need for an extension before their visa technically expires.

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ohhh ok that's clear now. so once I re-enter I get a new stamp despite the first stamp hasn't ended yet 😅 that's a relief! Thanks so much sorry for this silly question, completely new to this and have no idea but now I know! Thanks a bunch ❤️🥰

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ohhh ok that's clear now. so once I re-enter I get a new stamp despite the first stamp hasn't ended yet 😅 that's a relief! Thanks so much sorry for this silly question, completely new to this and have no idea but now I know! Thanks a bunch ❤️🥰

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James ********

Correct 💯

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Paige ****

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phew🤩❤️

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James ********

as you have your answers, I will close comment.

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Martin *******

You don't need an extension, when you enter on the 18 Nov you will get stamped in for 45 days again.

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Paige ****

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Thank you so much for the details 🙏💖

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Dannie ***************

You are on a 45 day visa exempt…correct?

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