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Can I leave Thailand on November 5th, or do I need to leave before?
Oct 13, 2023
3 years ago
Massimo *********
ORIGINAL POSTERQuestion probably seen before! Can I leave on the 5th November itself or must leave before ?
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The question pertains to whether one can leave Thailand on November 5th itself or must exit before that date. Comments clarify that it is acceptable to stamp out on November 5th until 11:59 PM. Additionally, there are mentions of policies regarding overstays, including a one-day grace period for overstays and potential consequences.
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Tod *********
and I can see that this is gonna turn into another "once I knew a guy who knew a guy who heard from a guy that blah-blah-blah", 😛
I think the O/P has their question answered
Thanx one and all for the comments
I think the O/P has their question answered
Thanx one and all for the comments
Tod *********
Most people don't even know they got an overstay under 24 hours stamp in their passport because it's just put on your exit stamp. This is one from back in 2017
Sam *********
You are allowed 1 day free overstay at airport (only) upon exit which I use everytime.
Tod *********
@Sam ********
you're not really allowed 1 day free overstay at airports. The way the rule works is at airports they don't charge you for overstays under 24 hours. You still get a small thai language only stamp in your passport saying "overstay under 24 hours fine waived"Sam *********
@Tod ********
Ive had 4 a year on average for quite a few years, never had an issue and no immigration officer has even glanced twice at it.Tod *********
@Sam ********
nope doesn't really affect you entering the country at allReply to
Tod *********
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Lee ******
Yes leave on 5nov
Ann *******
I went over by about 14 hrs on Tuesday and got a fine but they were really nice and found there is a separate line for overstays.
Tod *********
@Ann ******
and what airport was this that fined you for an overstay under 24 hours when you stamped out?Ann *******
@Tod ********
Phuket Thank you because your advice helped me navigate the whole process.Tod *********
@Ann ******
I almost guessed it was Phuket, 😮 they seem to be the only one that fines people on overstays less than 24 hours 🙂 😛Reply to
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Sean **************
I went over by 7 hours and got a naughty stamp in my passport …. No fine
Tod *********
@Sean *************
you most likely got the thai language stamp that says "overstay under 24 hours fine waived" 🙂Sean **************
@Tod ********
sounds about right tod 👌Reply to
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Marcus ******
By 5 nov 2359hrs
Joe *****
5th November
Tod *********
As long as you stamp out by 11:59PM on the 5th of Nov you are okay.
the rule is stamp out on or by that date.. 🙂
the rule is stamp out on or by that date.. 🙂
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