Hi guys. So I have a situation that I have researched, found the answers, but am still really nervous about. Long story short my Wife's last school dropped the ball on some paper work. I have a 5 year old child who is on an overstay of about a year now. Was assured its not a problem, no fine, no blacklist, etc, but it still freaks me out. The new school has now said get him on an education visa, easy peasy. So the plan is to shoot up from Chiang Mai, do a quick border hop to Myanmar and get him an exempt. The current schools HR person is pretty on the ball and says no problem. Any advice? Better to go with an agency? Better to fly? Any paperwork I should take? I know technically the law means we won't get fined but TIT right. Basically just hoping someone who has been in a similar situation can tell me it will be okay:) Thank you
TLDR : Answer Summary
A parent is seeking advice regarding their child's overstay situation and the process of obtaining an education visa after a school mishap. Comments suggest there are no fines for the child, advise against using an agency for visa processing, and encourage listening to the school for necessary paperwork for the visa application.
