My yearly extension of stay for non-O marriage ends Sept 4th.

I’ll leave Thailand next week and come back end of August 20th, by plane.

Then I’ll leave Thailand again Sept. 16th to my home country (Germany) and come back in November.

What will happen August 20th when I enter Thailand (by plane)

1. with a Reentry Permit: Can I stay until September 19th (after expiry Sept 4th of my extension of stay)?

2. without a Reentry Permit: Will a get a normal 60 day visa-exemption stay ? (I understand that the extension of stay becomes invalid)

Thanks in advance.

Background:

My travel schedule makes it difficult to do the extension as usual b/c my travel collides with the timelines for application and ‘under consideration’ period.

So my idea is to get a new Non-Imm o visa (marriage) multi-entry yearly in my home country before returning in Nov.

The visa itself shouldn’t be a problem. I clearly fulfill all the requirements and did it a few times before .

(sorry, if answered before. I failed to find it)

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Stamp 180 days and go.

Easy as 123

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Immigration Officer put the wrong stamp in my wife passport.

So what happened?

I did a visa run and I just arrived in phuket, I'm writting this from the van as I'm going home.

We're a family of four 3 Australian passport and wife Filippino, I told the immigration officer that we all have the DTV visa.

All Australian passports got 6 months but my wife got the wrong stamp and only 2 months, was waiting for the luggage when I found out about the stamp, so we all headed back and go to her and I told her, then she said something in thai like "I made a mistake" and then start to panic, the guy next to her was telling her something like "hurry up, your queue isn't moving, hurry" she was looking for something and made her desk a mess, then she finally found it, the void stamp, take out of the box and wasn't stamping the void in red so she grab a pen and put void in the stamp and put a new stamp.

Then she gave me the passport.

I ask her if the problem has been solved, she replied yes I will fix later pointing at the computer.

What should I do guys?

I have travelled alot and nothing like this never happened to me, I don't want my wife go to a detention center because the wrong stamp.

Here some pictures of the stamps.

I got a new passport and need to transfer the stamps over to a new passport.

Is there any cost associated with this?

What's the process?

Anyone open to sharing their experience?

Hello everyone!

When issuing a visa do they look at the presence of multiple stamps and previous stays in the Thai?

Over the past year there are 3 stamps for 60 days each extended by border in Satun