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Can I extend my stay in Thailand after my visa expires without incurring an overstay?

Aug 3, 2025
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George ******
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Hello.

I had a none o visa that I extended by means of a re entry permit when I left Thailand 2 months ago.

That gave me to the original 90 day entry stamp 6th August.

Now I’m back in Thailand, my employer has changed my flight to leave after this date now.

Can I extend my stay at immigration?

I don’t want a 7 day overstay stamp TBH.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquired about extending their stay in Thailand on a Non-O visa set to expire on August 6, after returning from abroad. They expressed the desire to avoid an overstay stamp. Responses included advice on obtaining a 7-day extension stamp at the immigration office, which costs 1900 baht, and emphasized the importance of checking the start date of the extension.
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John **********
If your current stamp expires on the 6th and you go on that day to and see if they'll give you the 7 day get out of the country it sounds like you would still be one day short (as the 1st of the 7 days would be the 6th)
George ******
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Thank you sir !

Valued and accurate information always.
Tod *********
You can go to your immigration office and apply for a 7 day "get out of thailand" stamp that gives you a week to leave for 1900baht. Take proof you're leaving (some offices require it).

Also remember at most offices that 7 day stamp starts the day you apply for it (meaning it is not added to your current expiration date), so make sure when you apply when that 7 days starts

Best of luck with it, safe travels (y)
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