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Thai Immigration boss warns of fake extension stamps

Today Police Lieutenant General Sakda Chuenpakdee, the Commissioner of The Royal Thai Police Immigration Bureau, has through Police Colonel Voravat Amornvivat, Deputy Commander of Investigations, requested Thaivisa.com to give the following warning to all foreigners in Thailand:
“Recently Immigration has found a number of passports with fake rubber stamps, as people are departing from the Kingdom.
Please be aware that there are agents and people who have sold fake visa extension stamps to unsuspecting foreigners.
Please be careful when applying through a visa extension agent, that the agent shows you an official receipt of 1,900 from Immigration, for your extension.”
If you have any questions regarding extensions or using visa agents in Thailand, feel free to post in our dedicated visa forum located at: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/forum/1-thai-visas-residency-and-work-permits/
The example below is of a genuine extension stamp:
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