If I could get a bit of help pls. I’ll be coming from uk with my 2 kids 4&11. I go over by 8 days for my 30day entry on arrival. Is it easier to extend in Bangkok or pattaya? I looked at the e-visa in uk and it requires alot of documents so it’s easier for me to do it there. Would I need to get my childrens visa done as well? I read that they are good if my visa is good as they are both under 15yrs. If I don’t get theirs extended would they have a problem traveling in the future and would I have to pay a fine when leaving Thailand for them? Tia
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on extending their 30-day visa obtained upon arrival in Thailand for themselves and their two children (ages 4 and 11). They inquire about whether it is easier to extend their visa in Bangkok or Pattaya, and if their children's visa needs to be processed as well. Community comments clarify that children under 15 cannot be fined for overstaying, and while it's recommended to extend their visas, they won't face future travel issues due to an overstay stamp. The responses also mention the importance of having onward or return travel booked within the 30 days and suggest that obtaining a tourist e-visa prior to departure may be easier despite the paperwork.
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