Is a one day overstay in Thailand still free of charge if my flight is canceled?

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Feb 12, 2022

3 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hello , 1 day overstay 

( Flight has been cancelled )

Is still free of charge ?

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If you overstay your visa by one day due to a canceled flight in Thailand, you generally won't incur a fine, according to various comments from individuals who have experienced similar situations. Passport control may stamp your passport as 'overstay, fine waived.' However, it's advisable to carry 500 baht cash just in case, as some immigration officers might mention the overstay.

Lau****

I overstayed one day, the immigration officer mentioned it and it was no issue

3 years ago

Jake ********

Just have 500 baht cash on you just incase.

3 years ago

Ma***

ORIGINAL POSTER

The problem flight has been canceled and postponed to 1 day ahead

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

For one day overstay leaving by air, passport control usually stamps the passport as "overstay, fine waived"

3 years ago

Lloyd ********

yes, but you will still get the stamp

3 years ago

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