@Patricia ********

TM30 and TM47. Latter was available at my local immigration office and quick to fill out

@Dca ****

Totally seamless. Explained the bad stamp to english speaking volunteer and they took my passport to IO who fixed it. 90 day report was quick too

@Dca ****

i did not go back and haven’t exited yet. Also haven’t gone to my local immigration office

I did this exact border with DTV 2 months ago.

The IO accidentally stamped me in for 5 months instead of 6 (check my post history).

Otherwise I had no issues at all.

Anonymous participant Can you kindly? your nationality? Or whether you’re American or not? Just curious based on Justin’s reply above. Thanks!

@Paul ******

I came in by my Thai registered motorcycle

@James *******

Nope it’s a 2033 expiration 😊

@Tod ********

thank you for laying out the options.

Yep well aware Poi Pet is the worst but the IOs were friendly. It wasn’t a border run either. Came back after staying in Cambodia for 4 months 😃

The IO was young and seemed like it was his first DTV. He had a senior IO checking over his shoulder.

I even briefly checked the stamp to ensure it wasn’t 30 or 60 days, and March seemed like it was 6 months at first glance. Lesson learned 😔

I will go back to immigration (Chiang Mai) just to get a datapoint on what they will do and share it here.

@John ******

hmm interesting. When i plug in April 3rd it gives me 179 days. I’m including the start and end date as days

Regardless, a stamp for 179 days like that would be an honest mistake and acceptable instead of 180, but 149 days is quite different haha (speaking on behalf of other people in this group that may want the full 6 months)

@John ******

Just edited the post with a photo. It says March