If your thai visa application is denied?

[ruizphd]

Do they just tell you it was denied, or do they stamp your passport with a NOTE that you were denied a visa??

That would be very damaging for any future visa application in any other country!

[george]

No, Thai Embassies and consulates does NOT stamp "rejected" or similar.

Some other countries does.

[george]

If you get rejected by the Immigration bureau, you will be stamped

"Extension of stay not approved. The applicant must leave the Kingdom before [date]"

That means that you must travel out and get a new visa, but you are welcome back again.

[ruizphd]

Doesn't the second post response conflict with the first answer??  And what if you apply for a visa in a Thai Embassy in another country> Do they still stamp your passport????

[george]

Thai Embassies/Consulates does *not* stamp if rejected.

Thai Immigration does stamp if rejected. The latter doesn't matter for future visa references.