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How many 30-day visa stamps can I have per year in Thailand?

November 24, 2018

6 years ago

Andrew ******

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You're still only allowed 2 30 day stamps per calendar year in your passport. My question is was my first today until 23 December be the next one, after that will be January a fresh calender year so straight 2 times after that's ok ?

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When does the 30-day stamp start if I go to immigration before my current stamp expires?

4 comments

2 months ago

Why did I receive a 20-day stamp instead of the usual 30 days for my Thai wife visa extension?

6 comments

2 years ago

Which Counter Should Be Used for 30-Day Extension After Amnesty Ends on September 26?

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4 years ago

What are the changes in Thailand's entry visa stamps from 30 to 45 days effective October 1st?

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2 years ago

What does a red stamp with 30 mean for my visa status in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What are the current entry stamp durations for Thailand as of June 2024?

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4 months ago

How many days can I stay in Thailand with a 30-day entry stamp?

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3 months ago

What are the new rules regarding visa exempt entry stamps in Thailand?

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2 months ago

How many 30-day visa stamps can I have per year in Thailand?

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6 years ago

Can a 30-day stamp from a border run in Thailand be extended for an additional 30 days?

3 comments

2 years ago

Is it true that a 30-day visa stamp in Thailand will cover my stay from November 2 to December 1?

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7 years ago

How many times can I apply for a 30-day extension if I'm on a 30-day stamp in Thailand?

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7 years ago

Are immigration officers now issuing 60-day exempt entry stamps at Thai airports?

47 comments

2 months ago

Can I apply for a short-term visa extension early if my current 30-day stamp is about to expire?

5 comments

4 years ago

Is the 30-Day Stamp Rule Still Valid for Visitors Without a Visa in Thailand?

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2 years ago

What type of visa is the 14-day entry stamp and can it be extended for 30 days?

13 comments

2 years ago

Can I obtain a visa stamp from Jomtien immigration after my under consideration stamp?

8 comments

4 years ago

If I do a border crossing on October 14th for a 30-day visa exemption stamp, will it be valid until November 12th or 13th?

3 comments

6 years ago

Is the 60 days visa exemption stamp currently being issued for certain travelers entering Thailand?

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a month ago

What does the stamp ผ. ผ. 30 on my passport mean after my visa run to Cambodia?

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5 years ago

Can I get my marriage extension stamped before the 30-day under consideration period ends?

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4 years ago

Does the 'under consideration' stamp on my Thai visa act as a 30-day extension, and how is the duration of my one-year extension calculated?

2 comments

9 months ago

What is the 10 baht tax stamp required for address registration at Thai immigration?

9 comments

6 years ago

What is the latest on the 60-day visa stamp implementation in Thailand?

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2 months ago

Why are some visas from Chiang Mai and Hua Hin Immigration offices stamped until December 30?

35 comments

4 years ago

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