Hi.. I have an urgent question.. I'm on a tourist visa here in Thailand now, 60 day visa free country tourist visa.. but it will expire on Sunday Feb 23th..
What happens if I leave one day later on Feb 24???
Will there be any issue... Thanks
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The user is concerned about overstaying their 60-day tourist visa in Thailand by one day. According to the comments, if you leave one day after your visa expires, you will receive an overstay stamp in your passport, possibly incurring a fine of 500 baht. While the overstay stamp is generally not a major issue for re-entering Thailand, it could complicate visa applications for other countries. Many commenters advise against overstaying but note that minor overstays are often handled leniently by immigration.
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I did one day over as I was delayed coming from the North a few years back - paid 500 at the airport and asked "any problems coming back?" they said come back tomorrow if you want π Had the same misfortune in Aus 10 years back - two year ban. P.S had no efffect on my retirement VISA approvwl a year later
I was one day late the last time I visited Thailand and the immigration officer told me that it was not a problem since it was only one day. Iβm just telling you what he told me.
if you are pulled over by police or asked for your ID and it is expired you will be arrested. Happened last week at a bar in Jomtien when police were doing an ID check.
Within 24 hours and leaving via an airport youβll get an overstay stamp in your passport but theyβll usually waive the 500 baht fine.
The overstay stamp isnβt an issue for returning to Thailand but can cause issues in other countries when applying for a visa for there. They see the overstay stamp for Thailand and may it cause problems.