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How can I pay for overstaying in Thailand and will it affect my visa extension?

Overstay Visa Extension Thai Immigration Visa Types NON-B Visa Tourist Visa Fines for Overstay

Jun 23, 2022

3 years ago

Rey *************

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Hello,question, if you have overstay how can you pay for the days you overstayed? and will it affect it if you want to get a visa extension? Thank you in advance 🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you overstay your visa in Thailand, you will incur a fine that must be paid when you engage with immigration services, such as when applying for a visa extension or upon departure. The ability to apply for a visa extension despite an overstay is at the discretion of the immigration office, with the days of overstay potentially being included in your extension if approved. However, if your extension request is denied, you may be required to leave within 7 days.

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3 years ago

Ellie *******

You will be fined and pay that fine when you have something to deal with an Immigration, i.e. when you apply for an extension or when you leave Thailand.

Totally depends on the immigration office/officer if you can apply for an extension by paying the overstay fine. If your extension application is approved, those overstaying days are included in your extension, they are not added to your current stay. Means you can't get extra days by paying the overstay fine. In the worst case, your application for an extension is denied and you will be stamped for 7 days to leave the Kingdom.

3 years ago

Rey *************

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@Ellie ******

i plan to go tomorrow to sort this out, its totally my mistake and mislooked it on another date, thank you for the info 🙏

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Rey ************

, IF you're going to another country thai consulate to get a tourist visa <- like your employer said you should do, you can pay the overstay at the border NOT at the immigration office.

Unless you're going to the immigration office to get some type of extension just go to the border and clear the fine when you stamp out. Follow the recommendation of your employer

3 years ago

Rey *************

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@Tod ********

yes i plan to go immigration today and pay there would it not be a good idea if i do?

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Rey ************

and after you pay what are you going to do?

3 years ago

Rey *************

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@Tod ********

after i pay the fine, I'll get the extension that cost 1900, would that be possible?

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Rey ************

go try it, keep in mind they'll deduct the overstay days from any extension you get. They'll either let you get the extension OR you'll pay the fine and have to leave thailand today if they deny you

3 years ago

Rey *************

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@Tod ********

yes i understand, thank you very much 🙏

3 years ago

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James ********

Are you NOW on overstay?

If so WHY ?

You asked for and received helpful advice recently...

What happened?

"Hi everyone!

Have a question. I have a work permit and a non b visa but with covid stamp extension and my visa expires on 24th, so the immigration told me to go out which i am going to do, my concern is can i have a tourist visa going back to thailand even i have a work permit and change it to non b visa after my company gets all the required documents?

Hope someone can give me an advice, Thank you! In advance 🙏

"Thank you so much for the advice 🙏, my employer said that i need to go out and get a tourist visa because the documents for for non-b is not complete yet so needs more time, and if i get tourist i can still extend my stay up to 90 days?

Tod Daniels replied...

"Rey Van Denila if that's what your employer is saying you should do then that's what you need to do. GO to a nearby country and apply for a single entry tourist visa, then come back to get 60 days and if you need it take the 30 day extension for 1900baht"

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3 years ago

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