So…I am going to go over my visa by two days. Does anyone have experience with this? Is it a big enough deal that I should go to immigration for an extension, or just pay the fine and be on my way. (I will be flying out of Bangkok in case that’s relevant). Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
If you're about to overstay your visa in Thailand by two days, it's a relatively minor issue, but it can still lead to complications. Most responses suggest that while the fine for overstaying is 500 baht per day (totaling 1,000 baht), it's wiser to avoid receiving an overstay stamp in your passport, as this could create problems for future travels. If your flight is close to midnight, you may potentially argue that it's only a one-day overstay and possibly have the fine waived. Overall, the safest advice is to visit immigration for an extension if you're concerned, especially to avoid legal troubles if stopped by authorities before reaching the airport.
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