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What are the consequences of overstaying a few days on a DTV visa in Thailand?
What happens if we overstay a few days on DTV? Can we loose the visa?
Answer summary
Overstaying on a DTV (Digital Nomad Visa) in Thailand can have serious consequences. If you overstay by a few days, you may face a fine of 500 baht per day, which is payable at the airport or immigration counter upon departure. It's important to note that while a one or two-day overstay often results in just a fine, the immigration officer has discretion in these matters, and overstaying could lead to a stamp in your passport indicating the overstay which could affect future visa applications. If caught during your overstay, the penalties may be stricter, possibly including a longer ban from reentering Thailand. Therefore, it's advisable to avoid any overstays and to leave the country within the visa's allowed timeframe.
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Positive********
You'll pay a fine for a couple of days, for more you'll get banned a certain amount of years. If caught in the street, penalty go higher quicker. You'll definitely get a notice in the system that may or not lead to questions when crossing the border. Avoid it.
Sincere ********
It got to be a better way to find the answer to your question than to come online asking ppl. You can easily just go on google or ask ChatGPT.
Michael ********
Follow the rules and do not overstay
Morgui ********
try it
Jerry ***********
I did by 2 days, got fine but nothing more. Was agents mistake
Justin ********
Not sure anyone knows what it means for a visa to become loose? Explain first.
Bob **********
Let’s us know what happens 😎😎😎
LongTimeLivi************
The fine is 500 baht per day, payable in cash at the airport immigration counter. Immigration will also stamp your passport to note the overstay, and that stamp becomes part of your immigration record.
Ingo ****
Seriously avoid it! And if it still happened, immediately surrender to the immigration office and have a good reason why it happened, you will pay a fine and get a stamp marking the overstay in your passport. You will be questioned and have to sign some documents. If it is just 1 or 2 days I do not believe you need to fear bigger consequences than the fine and the stamp, but after all it's the officer's decision. -> avoid overstaying!
Greg ********
@Ingo ***
Do not go to a local immigration office. Go to border or airport.
RubyChe*******
But why??? That is so stupid and disrespectful. Not everyone gets approved for DTV
Alejandro ********
RubyChestnut08 Jesus!!! He is only asking a simple question, why do you have to jump down his throat, and with only a pure assumption that "that" is what he is planning to do? Get a life!
John ********
@Alejandro *******
rule is rule, what you mean when every DVT Visa holder, will try do Overstay only few days ?? Isn't respect full for Thai godmai
Matt **************
@Alejandro *******
said the guy who just jumped down someone's throat.
Ronnie ***************
Follow the law, it's NOT that hard!!!
BraveO******
Do not pass go, straight to jail
James ********
NEVER PLAN to OVERSTAY... you have a great 5 year multiple entry tourist visa... don't risk being questioned by Thai Immigration Officers when you seek to reenter Thailand.
DTV_Be*******
Set a reminder to leave a few days early
This overstay could hurt your chances for a second DTV
This overstay could hurt your chances for a second DTV
Taa *****
DTV_Begpacker not just hurt his only chance. It s hurting all our DTV holders reputation and officers will only ask us more questions and restricted whenever we getting in everytime!!!! 😔
Kannan **************
Why waste a fortunate opportunity for a crumb?
Never do that.
Never do that.
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