Good morning! I stayed in Bangkok for a year with a valid 1 year visa. However, I didn't get out of the country every 30 days. The reason I got banned from going back for a year until February next year.
My question is, how strict is the Thai immigration on people like me who'd want to return for a short visit? I believe it's in the system aside from my stamp...
Coz my 7-year old son got approved for a tvc shoot and obviously I have to accompany him for 3 days.
Would they give any considerations or would they deny us entry?
Please help. Thank you in advance!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user is seeking advice on their potential entry into Thailand after being banned for one year due to overstaying a Non-O visa by 233 days. They mention their 7-year-old son has been approved for a TVC shoot in Thailand, prompting their inquiry into whether immigration might grant an exception for a short visit despite the ban. Responses indicate that the ban, typically enforced strictly by immigration, likely prevents their entry until its expiration, regardless of special circumstances.
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