@Steve ******

What does your issue with words have to do with his problem?

@Steve ******

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@Steve ******

I asked you nicely. I said please.

Please be a Gentleman.

@Steve ******

Semantic difference. If a stamp is not valid, you could reasonably call it counterfeit.

I detest schemantics so, please, let's not do that.

@Alessandro *********

Then you should be fine.

@Alessandro *********

If you were able to do 90 day report before, it shouldn't be a problem.

If you did it with an Agent, hopefully, it is not a counterfeit stamp.

That sounds risky knowing how Thai Immigration works. If you have a Thai Pass now, just use what you have.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong. I trust Thai Immigration as far as I can throw them.

@Dan *********

Oh, I see, the VISA expired in August. Then yes, you need to get that back. ASAP.

I am afraid that if you report her, they may arrest you on the expired VISA.

Thailand Immigration isn't normally interested if you have a valid excuse.

You could be in a Thai Prison until the matter is sorted.

You might want to talk to a lawyer. Or pay the 20,000 Baht fine if you turn yourself in.

Maybe another post here can help you

Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Yes, you should have gotten a new Passport upon it's expiration. And before you applied for a Visa.

It's been 8 months and it expired 4 months ago. So it only had 2 months of validity.

Immigration won't give a Visa with less than 6 months validity.

I don't know what is going on with your agent but rather than turning on her, why don't you admit you made a mistake and get a new Visa and see if she can do it again for free. Likely, it was confiscated or lost at some point and your agent does not want to tell you.

Stop waiting for a Visa on a Passport that expired 4 months ago.