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What is the fine for overstaying a 2-month tourist visa in Thailand?

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Sep 17, 2023
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Someone needs information. How much fine if overstay with 2-month tourist visa?
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The fine for overstaying a tourist visa in Thailand is 500 baht per day, with a maximum cap of 20,000 baht. If the overstay exceeds 90 days, the individual may face a ban from re-entering Thailand. It is recommended to apply for a visa extension instead of overstaying to avoid legal issues.
David ******
You can overcome the ban by simply reporting your passport lost in your home country and then apply for a new passport. The new passport will hve a different passport number and so not on the imm database.
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Jim ********
If you're caught it's a 20,000 baht fine, but the good news is you're exempt from any further fines for five years!
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Edna *******
Why can’t people comprehend the original notice???? So many judge first and ask questions later, Geez people.
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Chulala **********
500thb per day
*****
thb maximum
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David *********
This is not America. You must leave when time is up!
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Nanthakumar ***********
If two months overstay then you may pay a fine at airport and exit but if you are caught in between then to IDC followed by all legal procedures , embassy involvement and finally extradited to home country
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Onne ***********
one day 500 bath
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Scott **********
No ban if you are not caught less than 90 days overstay
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Marek ******
500 bht per day
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Melissa ******
Gee everyone’s replies are so harsh!!! I overstayed my visa once a few years ago….because I was in hospital!!!!! You guys don’t know this person’s situation.

At the airport and still not very well - I was informed I’d overstayed, paid a fine and got on the plane, have been back many times since no dramas.

And go on keyboard warriors start trashing me!!! Knock yahselves out 🤣
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@Melissa *****
 well immigration is being a bit more strict with regards to overstaying compared to a few years ago.
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Graeme **********
@Melissa *****
 so the hospital didn’t provide you with documentation relating to your hospitalization? I’m pretty sure you’re let off if your overstay is beyond your control.
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Graeme **********
Guess you’ll know next time😏
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@Graeme *********
 well I did try to tell them and I had the paperwork but honestly I was still ill and it was just easier to pay the fine
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Scott *********
You're an invited guest into the country. Do as your told then leave. The same as you'd expect of visitors to your home.
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Jørgen ********
Did you drop your watch and calendar? How can you end up with 2 months overstay,

If you don^t gave an excelent excuse you lie as you have done.
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Graham ******
@Jørgen *******
 The OP was on a 2 month tourist visa not 2 months overstay (at least not admitted to that).
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Mark *******
Don’t do it
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John *******
Chokh di with your extended stay in the Bangkok Hilton 🤣🤣🤣
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Luc ************
20K and a stamp. Bye bye
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Steve *******
Max 20k Thai Baht, if you make it out!
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Henrik *****
NEVER overstay, get a extension instead at the nearest Immigration office.
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Steve *******
@Henrik ****
 If you're eligible for an extention!
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Graham ******
@Steve ******
 A tourist visa is eligible for a 30 day extension
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Steve *******
@Graham *****
 Eligible to apply.
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David *******
5 year ban max are you stupid
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Tore *********
500b per day as mentioned. You will also be ineligible for Elite visa in the future.
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Bob **********
20,000 baht and they aren’t coming back for awhile
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Pitt *******
You get stamp 'persona non grata' for 5 years!
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Adam ******
...and free stay at IDC in BKK
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Andy **********
@Adam *****
 Don't forget the Perp Walk. The 4 men put on my flight back to the UK by the police, I presume were over stayers. One was a grinning student type. One looked like an elderly hobo who had been quickly spruced up. The other two, I presume they were in the clothes they had on when arrested. One had manky t-shirt and shorts, the other was, bizarrely, in a cycling t-shirt and speedos. Except for the student type, they were all with long beards, and looked pretty thin, and dirty.
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@Andy *********
 I've been in this situation once .... no need to say a lot i know from the roots
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Antanas *************
Bear in mind in Thailand they also have technology and use it
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Antanas *************
If nobody catch you you will be fined max 20 000 if they catch you even 1 day after your visa expired you will be fined and banned
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Daniel **********
You dont go to jail, only pay fine and banned. Fine is cheaper than visa. Change passport and come again ;)
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@Daniel *********
 very stupid answer.
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Henrik *****
If you get checked by Police before getting to the Airport ( They use facerecognition from cctv and on patrolvehicels ), you will be jailed until first available flight out, and the new expensive ticket, you have to pay yourself
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Daniel **********
Lol
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Keith ******
@Daniel *********
Biometric details on new passport will remain the same as the old one & immigration will be alerted regardless of overstay stamp or not.
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@Daniel *********
 if the police get to him first, he will go to jail.
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Till ******
@Terry *******
 Did police asked you ever about your visa? how should they get him?
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@Till *****
 Yes, they have. And they've been checking visas left and right in Pattaya recently. Just follow the news and you'll frequently hear about people being arrested for overstay
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@Terry *******
 I will not follow the news. To much covid shit in the past 😃
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@Daniel *********
 when they enter your name and birthday upon entry (and that's what they do) new passport will be of no help
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@Daniel *********
 how would changing passport change fingerprints and facial recognition?
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Wayne *******
I see you think you are john Wick🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Kilie *******
If you have a 60 day tourist visa you can extend by 30 days rather than overstay and risk exclusion period.
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Graham ******
500B per day up to 20,000B maximum
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Wayne *******
500bht a day
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Kim *********
@Wayne ******
 yeah and then the ban
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Brandon ************
All overstay fines are the same regardless of visa. 500₿ per day up to a maximum of 20,000 baht.

If you have any interaction with police while on overstay you'll be arrested and banned from Thailand. Or if you are 90 days or more overstay when you turn yourself in at the airport you'll also be banned from Thailand.

An overstay stamp in your passport may also affect your ability to enter Thailand or other countries in the future as well.
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@Brandon ***********
 good post
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