Any members overstayed for say 80 days and had a problem re entering Thailand with the overstay stamp ? Just weighing up the options and £500 for extra 3 months mate not be that bad ?
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The discussion revolves around the implications of overstaying in Thailand, particularly focusing on a case of an 80-day overstay. Several comments provide personal accounts and humorous takes on the consequences, noting that while some individuals have managed to re-enter Thailand after significant overstays with no apparent problems, there are risks involved, especially if caught by authorities. Participants mention that a significant overstay could potentially complicate future visa applications, particularly for programs like Thailand Elite. They also recommend consulting with immigration lawyers, and some believe that once a certain threshold (like under 90 days) is reached, the risks are lower as long as individuals explain their situation to immigration officials.
Robert *******
get a new passport
Gary ********
For example I am from the UK and have a British passport. It would be possible for me to get an Irish passport as well if my father was Irish.
Gary ********
Unless you are fortunate enough to be able to get a passport from another country.
Tod *********
That's a fail :(
does NOTHING as far as clearing entry history OR overstay :(
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Ben ********
Good people.
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Anthony ********
No problem! Just go to immigration and explain. They are very understanding and supportive
Michael *********
What happened to that popular "farang" post of yours?
Kev **********
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This is the fashion nowadays 🤷🏻♂️
Michael *********
And you could have passed for a terrorist too!
Gary ************
but there are many pictures of me!
Michael *********
Your chosen name on FB.
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Does "And Everything Else" no longer apply?
Michael *********
Kev El Chino Isaac
I remember your ID from comments you have made under several posts.
Michael *********
Gary P Johnson
An accurate self-acknowledgement there.
Michael *********
I liked the post and wanted to read someone's response to my second comment, only to realize later that all the notifications for it had disappeared.
it was deleted because it was irrelevant to the page I suppose. Y are you following me around on other posts do U want a kiss ?
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Gary ********
I personally would never overstay but at this present time many are left with no option. Good luck.
Alice ********
I just went to immigration because I was late and we can’t do anything right now. They wouldn’t let me in the place. They took my paperwork and before I could get comfy in my plastic chair in the sun, they gave me my passport back. “Okay, okay you go now. “
Oliver ********
The issue is with all the lockdown restrictions it's more likely than ever that you will be caught on overstay away from the airport / border (for example at a roadblock checkpoint) and then you will be deported and blacklisted for 5 years.
it’s not ideal but some are left with no choice by that I mean people with not enough money for expensive flights when they have had multiple cancellations already
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Mike ********
So after reading all the above comments ,i guess i,m safe to return as and when thailand opens again with my 1 day overstay stamp in my passport !......first naughty stamp in 10 trips,.(no fine).
Mike ********
Good luck to all those stuck in thailand at the moment ,.
The problem is NOT being on overstay here, the problem is getting caught out on something else WHILE you're on overstay <- that is what throws you off the rails.
How about googling around for visa agencies and seeing if they can get you an extension instead
Tod *********
Right now there is no down side to overstaying UNDER 90 days as long as you "turn yourself in" <- meaning show up at a border (once they open), an airport OR an immigration office.
The ONLY thai consulate that looks at overstay stamps is the one in Penang Malaysia and they will not sell a tourist visa to anyone with an overstay stamp.
After this cluster they will give you a free entry to a park of your choice and ฿500 out of the till
James **************
No more than 90 days you will be fine to return. Just dont get caught on the way.
Gary ************
im due back on Monday for the second covid stamp but all the hassle n cost added up, by the time I go on the 8th HOPEFULLY I will only save 2000 baht so I’m not going
thanks for the input mate I was just thinking worse case if I did have to stay
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Gary ********
A mate overstayed for about 5 yrs if not longer. He left Thailand then cameback no problem. He went to the airport with a lawyer who specialises with immigration when leaving Thailand.
yes I thoght about that but was unsure if thru kept a record
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Cameron ********
You can never buy Thailand elite after doing that. Seems like the overstay stamp might cause problems for other visas in future the way things are going
Jane ***********
You can't get a 2 month visa in somewhere like KL either
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Kev **********
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They would say farang jai dee 😂🤣 welcome
Gary ************
They’d just look at you and say ‘you no come back’ 😂😂
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