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What are the consequences of overstaying my visa in Thailand by one or two days?

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Jul 14, 2018

8 years ago

İzem ********

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What would happen if I over stay a day or 2? Would I be in a big trouble?😳

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If you overstay your visa in Thailand by a day or two, you will likely face a fine of 500 Thai Baht per day upon exiting the country. While a minor overstay may not seem catastrophic, it's advisable to avoid overstaying altogether to prevent complications, especially if law enforcement notices you before you reach the airport. Even though the fine may appear manageable, having an overstay stamp in your passport could raise questions during future travels, affecting your experience at border controls, particularly in countries like Japan.

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Tod *********

:O I see the captain turned on the "no more comments" sign. :P

We're done boyz and squirrelz ;)

I think the O/P understands by now that overstays are to be avoided if at all possible and that they need to exercise caution getting to the border or the airport to get out of the country while on overstay.

As a rule it's NOT the overstay that messes you up, it's getting caught out on something else while on overstay that runs you off the rails.

Thanx one and all for your comments and concern :)

Good Luck to

@İz**

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8 years ago

Evie *****

They show no mercy hey. Visit Thailand a lot, very strict,

8 years ago

Lego *******

1 day they don't charge you. 2 days then each day 500 bath

8 years ago

Evie *****

careful they don't throw you in jail. pretty strict

8 years ago

Evie *****

and you know this from experience

8 years ago

Tod *********

you are not gonna get jailed for showing up at the border or the airport to exit the country on a short overstay.

Don't scaremonger please

8 years ago

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Tod *********

Jason ******

Just don't do it. It doesn't look good to have that stamped in your passport especially if you plan on traveling to other countries. It may not seem like a big deal but it could give you more hassle when traveling and questioned about it everywhere you go.

8 years ago

Evie *****

@Tod ********

they would know by the look of the stamp what it means, they know what to look for

8 years ago

Jason ******

@T**

I know someone who got questioned when traveling into Japan because of it and was under more scrutiny.

8 years ago

Tod *********

That is nonsense :/

the stamp in in thai :O how are passport control officers from other countries gonna even read it.

8 years ago