UPDATE: we went to the immigration department this morning, paid the fine and got 30 days extension. Thanks for all your advice.
Good morning. I was issued a 3 month tourist visa valid until 6/7. When preparing my paperwork to ask for a 90 day extension next week I saw on my entry stamp: valid till 21/6β¦.(entered on 23/4)
So does this mean I overstayed my visa ( even though itβs still valid)? Thanks for your advice. Going to immigration tomorrow but just want to know what I can expect.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user initially questioned whether they had overstayed their tourist visa in Thailand after reviewing their entry stamp, which indicated a different validity date than expected. Community members confirmed that the user overstayed their visa by a few days, given the typical 60 days granted on a tourist visa. Upon visiting the immigration department, the user successfully extended their stay by 30 days, despite a fine for the overstay. They received advice on how to apply for further extensions, including the COVID-19 extension options available, and were informed about the potential implications of their overstay.
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