Is there a fine for a few hours to half-day overstay in Thailand, and will there be a stamp on my passport when I fly out?

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July 17, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Ok quick question actually I have read this here but cannot remember the answer. Few hours to half day overstay no 500 Bhat fine correct? and any funny stamp on passport while taking a flight out? overstay/understay etc?

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In Thailand, if you overstay your visa for a few hours to half a day, there is no fine. However, there will be an overstay stamp placed in your passport when you exit the country.

Robert ********

No fine / Yes overstay stamp

6 years ago

Robert ********

Stamp states that overstay was UNDER 24 hours...no fine levied.

6 years ago

Shezan ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Stamp is free? nice

6 years ago

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