I wouldn't want to worry you, as many people travel with damaged passports like this, if it's just a few pages with a stamp, you can just dry them out, but if the whole passport has been damaged ... it's important to note that this is unpredictable, and will depend on the country or the immigration officer who receives you. In absolute terms, if the NFC data stored in the passport is still legible, it will be easier, but there are some who will be refused entry. In the worst case, set aside the time it takes for the embassy to intervene, the wisest thing to do would be to contact the embassy.

@Paul ******

Thanks for the advice but luckily for me I don't transport this kind of merchandise so they can search me in all directions 🤣🤣 And then the visa run in itself is not illegal it becomes so when it is abusive normally with tourist visas but there is no reason to refuse entry to Thailand with a visa issued in good and due form!

@Paul ******

That's what I did during the first visa run, but during this one, I had an appointment the next day, so it was complicated. But it's true that it opens up the opportunity to visit many countries in the surrounding area. 😀

I stayed in Singapore for 30 minutes, then left 🤣