Will the absence of a departure stamp on my passport be an issue for my upcoming trip to Thailand?

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Jan 3, 2025

3 days ago

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Just planning my next trip to the Kingdom for March. Going for 40 days so checked my passport to see if I had received 60 days when I visited in December. Noticed that there was no departure stamp. Will that be an issue?

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A user plans a 40-day trip to Thailand and notices an absence of a departure stamp from a previous visit. They inquire if this will cause issues for their upcoming trip. A comment assures that automated systems will have recorded the exit, indicating that it should not be a problem.

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No. The automated gates will have recorded your exit and logged it on to the system.

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