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

Jul 20, 2018

6 years ago

Robert *******

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Lost some times in terminology.

This first picture explains your Visa, on Entry in Thailand the Immigration Officer put a NEW stamp (second picture) in your passport with text: Admitted until and a date. This date is the day you have to leave Thailand or apply for an Extension of Stay at local Immigration Office. This Extension of Stay will be added to the Admitted until day stamped in your passport, this means you do not have to wait till the last day and you will not loose days by going early.

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How soon can I apply for an extension after entering Thailand on a visa exempt stamp?

Dec 14, 2017

7 years ago

Marcus ********

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How soon after I enter on a visa exempt stamp can I apply for an extension?

Visa Exempt Stamp Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Admitted Until Stamp Bangkok Immigration Office Chiang Mai Immigration Office

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

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8 years ago

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

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6 years ago

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

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7 years ago

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

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7 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

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

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7 years ago

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

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

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4 years ago

What does the stamp mean on my passport after my COVID extension expired?

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3 years ago

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

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5 years ago

Is it normal to receive an ED visa stamp instead of a sticker?

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7 years ago

What does the 'under consideration' stamp mean for my visa process in Thailand?

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4 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

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

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5 years ago

What Is the Status of the Underconsideration Stamp at Bangkok Immigration Regarding the Amnesty?

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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

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

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8 months ago

What dates should I fill in for the 'name of aliens in residence' section of the TM30 form?

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6 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 are the requirements for receiving an 'Under Consideration' stamp for different visa types in Thailand?

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5 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

Why did the Chonburi immigration say to get the stamp by 30 May?

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5 years ago

Is it normal to receive an 'under consideration' stamp with a return date in Thailand, and what paperwork is required for my return?

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4 years ago