just back from penang with new non imm b and at the sadao border my visa was stamped with the words Journey Performed. have had many non imm b visas in the past but this is the first time i've seen this stamp. may have to do with the fact that my previous non imm b having been canceled due to previous work permit being canceled but not updated in the computer. anyone seen this before?

Seems to me they mean to say that you have used your visa. The word "used" seems to have been lost in translation.

Yes, immigration officers used to stamp "USED" on a visa. If they now got new stamps with "Journey performed", this is more in line what it generally says on visa stamps, ie "valid for x journeys to Thailand", or if the visa is an adhesive label, it says "No. of entry x"

joe84330, if you have a scanner, I'd appreciate it if you scanned your visa with "Journey performed" stamped across it and posted it here as an attachment, so that I may add it to my album on ThaiVisa. If the visa is an adhesive label, blank out your passport number and other personal information on it.

I have journey performed on 1993-1996 non-O visa entries at Sadao so it is not new.

Edited August 31, 201015 yr by lopburi3
Non O entry and several

thanks for the responses. i'll scan it once i get to the office and post it here.

I have journey performed on 1993-1996 non-O visa entries at Sadao so it is not new.

It looks like the "Used" stamp is the newer one. I looked through my old passports and see that I got "Journey performed" on my first arrivals at Bangkok airport, later they stamped or hand-wrote "Used", manually drew only two diagonal parallel lines, or did nothing at all.