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What does 'Walk [2]' mean on my immigration stamp at Mae Sai?

Oct 24, 2018

8 years ago

Kyle ********

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I just did a border crossing at Mae Sai. Beside my stamp, the immigration officer wrote “Walk [2]”

Is that to signify that I’ve crossed twice in a calendar year?

Mae Sai border crossing Thai immigration procedures Visa regulations Border crossing stamps Expats in Thailand

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9 years ago

Can I cross the border on the date of my 90-day stamp or must it be before?

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Should stamps from an old passport be transferred to a new passport at the border in Thailand?

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How does the land border stamp system work in Thailand for multiple entries in a year?

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What happened during my recent border run to Satun for visa stamps?

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What does 'Walk [2]' mean on my immigration stamp at Mae Sai?

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