What are the visa-on-arrival rules for Romanians traveling to Thailand, and what happens if one overstays?

@Andrew *********

You say he's flying to Thailand in a couple of days. Has he applied for the Thailand Pass and been given the OK. If he hasn't got the Thailand Pass QR code he won't be flying to Thailand

Depending on how many days you overstay, you can be blacklisted from Thailand. Since he would overstay 25 days, he wouldn't be officially blacklisted, but I believe his overstay would appear in the system every time he would try to enter the country by air—which would drastically reduce his chances of being let into the country. Basically, making him blacklisted.

Romania has a 15 day visa on arrival for 2,000 THB. This visa on arrival can NOT be extended, and a new visa CAN NOT be purchased inside Thailand.

OVERSTAYING is a crime. The fine for overstaying is 500 THB a day with a maximum fine of 20K THB. If he is caught while on overstay, he will be blacklisted. See

[Thai Youtube Video]



For the punishments.

He should enter on a single entry tourist visa

How long does he intend being on overstay? If he's discovered anywhere whilst travelling it's arrest and IDC, not a pleasant experience as I understand

I think that contemplating overstaying is a pretty piss poor idea 😮 So lets leave that off the discussion.

You are confusing a couple totally different things

-people from 51 countries who can show up here and get stamped in on a visa exempt entry for free for 30 days

Whereas;

-people from 18 countries that show up here and BUY a visa on arrival for 2000baht at the airport when they stamp in and get 15 days on it.

A visa exempt entry can be extended by 30 days for 1900baht

BUT

a Visa On Arrival (like your Romanian friend will buy when he gets here) can only be extended for 7 days and that's under the "extension application denied" 7 days to get out of thailand stamp. 😮

I'd say for the length of time he wants to stay here he needs to BUY a single entry tourist visa from a thai consulate BEFORE he wings his way here and that way he will get stamped in for 60 days when he arrives.

To be completely honest, I don't think they will even approve his Thai Pass OR let him stamp in without proof he's leaving in the time he's gonna get stamped in for on the Visa On Arrival (15 days)