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Is there still a 24-hour tolerance for overstaying a visa at the airport in Thailand?
Dec 9, 2021
4 years ago
Christian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello, on the way back do we still have a tolerance of 24 hours after the expiration of the visa, at the airport?
TLDR : Answer Summary
Yes, there is still a 24-hour tolerance for overstaying a visa in Thailand at the airport. If you leave within 24 hours after your visa's expiration date, the overstay fine (500 THB) may be waived, provided you get an overstay stamp upon departure. However, it's advisable to avoid overstaying to prevent complications.
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Michael ********
I had overstayed by 24 hours before Covid. They asked why and I explained. They waived the fee and let me go with no issues.
Actually in my case I had gotten a new visa, Non Imm O, but when I came in they stamped me on my Non Imm B that was expiring. I had to exit on the B, went to Singapore and came back on the correct Non Imm O.
Actually in my case I had gotten a new visa, Non Imm O, but when I came in they stamped me on my Non Imm B that was expiring. I had to exit on the B, went to Singapore and came back on the correct Non Imm O.
Martin *********
It's really not a good idea to mess about with overstay stamps.
Christian ********
ORIGINAL POSTERMartin Coveney Who says that? I have some before, then what? No meaning.
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Ellie *******
The rule has not been changed If I remember right..
If you leave within 24 hrs after your permitted-until-stay date passed, your overstay fine (500 thb) will be waived, just get an overstay stamp.
If you leave within 24 hrs after your permitted-until-stay date passed, your overstay fine (500 thb) will be waived, just get an overstay stamp.
Pavol *******
@Ellie ******
except that stamp is likely worse thing then 500 thb lost lolBobby ********
Pavol Jurík. The stamp for a one day overstay means nothing.
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