@Lawrence ********

It's not a visa but a stamp, that's why it's called a visa exemption. A visa is what you buy in a Thai consulate or embassy before you wing your way to Thailand.

@Luigi **********

the OP is female and a tourist.

@Lawrence ********

visa exemption has nothing to do with a visa on arrival.

@SteBu *****

@Stuart ********

is 100% right

@Andy *******

@Stuart ********

is 100% right.

Post pigeons, drum messages or smoke signals.

It ain't a visa, it's called a visa exemption. And yes you will get it without any issues.

@Dave ******

it ain't called a visa but a "visa exemption." You don't have a visa if you didn't bought one in a Thai consulate before you came here. Extend your 45 visa free days, even if you only wanna stay 1 day longer. Avoid overstay and don't listen to all the crap peoples telling you. Enjoy your holidays.

Are you sure he's female?

@Dylan ********

hou het toch maar beter bij het Nederlands. "He try to say checkin counter" is steenkool Thai/Engels. Beter in deze context is: "he was attempting to say", "he attempts to say", "he tried to say", ... "check-in counter".

Als buitenlanders maken we heel wat foutjes in de Engelse taal, veel Belgen/Nederlanders denken dat ze vloeiend Engels kunnen praten of schrijven maar niets is minder waar.

Wat we eigenlijk doen is onze Nederlandstalige woordenschat omzetten naar de woorden die we in het Engels kennen, wat voor een native speaker raar kan klinken. Om nog maar te zwijgen over het accent dat we hebben.