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What should newcomers know about overstay and visa regulations in Thailand?

Dec 28, 2018

6 years ago

Axel ************

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I saw this sign at Samui Ferry Pier 😳...

Thai Visa Regulations Overstay Rules Immigration Visa Types Admitted to Stay Stamp

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What is the difference between Visa validity and Admitted to Stay stamp when entering Thailand?

Jun 13, 2018

6 years ago

Robert *******

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FYI. A picture with explanation of the Visa.

I hope this can help to avoid confusion of what type of visa you have inside your passport and the difference in Validity of the Visa and Admitted to Stay stamp when enter Thailand.

Thailand Visa Visa Validity Admitted to Stay Stamp Immigration Expat Guide

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What is the difference between Visa validity and Admitted to Stay stamp when entering Thailand?

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6 years ago

What is the significance of the 'admitted until' stamp on the Thai departure card?

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7 years ago

What does the second stamp on my Thailand entry permit mean?

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5 years ago

What document confirms your stay in Thailand and how should you handle rude comments in visa advice forums?

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5 years ago

What does the 'Admitted until' stamp mean on my Thailand visa and how does it relate to applying for an Extension of Stay?

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6 years ago

Am I Under Amnesty After Cancelling My Extension of Stay Based on ED?

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4 years ago

What does the visa stamp "Admitted until" date mean for my stay in Thailand?

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7 years ago

Will an 'Under Consideration' stamp cover my stay in Thailand during the amnesty period?

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5 years ago

Can I be certain my one-year permission to stay application will be approved after receiving the 'under consideration' stamp?

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3 months ago

What does the exit stamp "admitted until..." mean for leaving Thailand?

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6 years ago

Do I need to return to MTT to clear my Under Consideration stamp if the amnesty is extended to 31st October?

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4 years ago

What Should I Do About My 'Under Consideration' Stamp and the Updates from Immigration?

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5 years ago

What does the stamp on my passport mean and how does it relate to my extension of stay in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What Does the Immigration Officer's Stamp Until April 30 Indicate About My Stay in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What Should I Know About the Under Consideration Stamp and Recent Extensions for Visa Holders in Thailand?

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5 years ago

What should we do about a missing "admitted until" stamp after a re-entry to Thailand?

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7 years ago

What does the 'extension of stay under consideration' stamp mean for my visa extension in Thailand?

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5 years ago

Where Should I Go to Get the Permitted to Stay Stamp: CW or Muang Thong Thani?

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5 years ago

Do I need to get a monthly stamp during the amnesty in Thailand?

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4 years ago

What Should I Do if I Have an 'Under Consideration' Stamp in My Passport from Thai Immigration?

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5 years ago

Can I Remain Under Visa Amnesty Until July 31 With My Stamps?

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5 years ago

What does an 'Under Consideration' stamp mean for a retirement extension in Thailand?

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4 years ago

What is the process for getting an under consideration stamp for a visa application in Thailand?

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4 years ago

Do I Need to Visit Immigration for My 'Under Consideration' Stamp in Thailand?

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4 years ago

Is my re-entry stamp normal for a multi-entry retirement visa in Thailand?

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7 months ago

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