I have a 60 day Tourist Visa that expires on the 22nd of January. I miss calculated the 60 days and purchased a flight out of Thailand for the 23rd...one day after my visa expires.
I have gone to immigration and they have told me my only option is to get a one month extension....which is 1900THB.
I thought there was a 7 day extension or something along those lines?
Thank you for your help!
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The user has a 60-day Tourist Visa expiring on January 22 but planned a flight for January 23, resulting in a potential overstay. They were advised about options including a one-month extension costing 1900THB, and some users shared experiences indicating a 500 baht daily overstay fee might be waived for short overstays at certain airports. The user successfully managed to exit Thailand on January 22 without issue, and further discussions focused on reporting to immigration for future visa applications.
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Thought you all should know that I was able to check into my flight the night before and am now past immigration....stamped out of Thailand on the 22nd.
....now to get cozy and sleep at the airport’s international terminal and await my 7am departure...
Thanks Tod. To clarify this. Are you saying that so long as the parent has a valid visa then the child can stay with them? Ie: I don't need to renew my child's visa through the course of my year ed visa? Do you know where I am able to validate this officially please?
Its just a 500baht a day overstay. Just dont overstay to long or can get a ban. But my mate overstayed 2 years and juat had to pay a 30k baht fine and 3 year ban
Troy Theunissen thanks. If it was just me I think I wouldn't be as concerned, but it's me and my two young kids here in Thailand so I'm extra cautious about making sure to do everything right. It helps to hear everyone's perspective and experiences
But i overatayed 1 month and had to pay 15k at the border when going to get a new 1. Just paid the fine and they gave me a new visa and was sweet after that. Just make sure you read the datea
I did exactly the same, I was taken to another desk and I apologised and said it was my mistake and offered to pay the fine, but he said it's your first time so no fine no problem. Ps, no stamp either.
If you really are flying out with just a single day overstay AND are leaving from Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang they usually waive the 500 baht overstay fine and just put a small stamp in your passport saying your overstay was less than one day
I'm asking because I have have friends over on Tourist visa and I want them to get the temporary license, for now and future usage, BUT they are not in the rental agreement, they have TM.30 done of course, but not idea how should be done :/
yeah a certificate of residence. Went to immigration and paid 500THB so I could pick it up he next day. If you want it free then you have to wait 30 days I believe. You need a copy of your rental agreement, TM.30, copy of passport and picture. Then bring your international license and the certificate to the motor vehicle place
I have an international driving license so I was able to apply to get the Thai license without taking the test. I just had to watch a 1 hour safety video.
Your flight goes 7 am that means you have to be at the airport around 4:30 - 5 am sorry I don't get it: What is the problem to be there just before midnight 11;30 pm. No overstay no payment from 500 Baht only be there 5 hours earlier.
CM immigration are very hot on filing/updating the TM30. Take TM30 slip to upstairs office at Promenada within 24 hours of returning to the address and they will stamp and update the form with the new number from the landing/departure card.
, if she did report you, you're had the TM.30 receipt in your passport ;) It looks like this (but it's filled out :) )
You won't get an extension of stay on that ED visa at the Chiang Mai immigration office without having filed a TM.30 :/ So when you do come back make sure she or you goes and files it.
, depending on where you live SOME immigration offices require that you (or your landlord) file a TM.30 form within 24 hours of arriving at an address where you're gonna stay.
In Bangkok the immigration office doesn't care about it BUT other immigration offices most definitely do care about it and people have been fined 1600baht for not having filed a TM.30
Another question....would I have to “report in” to immigration at all when I come back? I’m leaving on a Tourist Visa and coming back on an ED visa....should I notify my landlord? I was thinking “no” but I suppose I’m not 100%
Thanks? Also if you want, I can make a new post for this so anyone with the same question can see.