Just noticed as I am racing to catch my connecting flight that I've only been stamped in until the 20/12/25. I've checked and that's only 59 days. My return flight is the 20/01/26 which with the 30 day extension leaves me a day short when I legitimately shouldn't be. What are my options? Going back to the desk isn't one ,as I'm now sat on my connection .
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The person realized that their entry stamp in Thailand is valid only for 59 days, which poses an issue as their return flight is scheduled for 20/01/26, exceeding the entry duration without a valid extension. Community members clarify that the date of entry counts as day one, and even if the stamp appears short, the individual should still be fine as long as they exit before midnight on the final day of the entry period. An overstay of less than 24 hours will typically not incur a fine, and an extension allows for an additional 30 days.
you can checkin online or at a kiosk both within 24 hours. No need for an am flight. (Almost every flight out to western Europe and N and S America are pm flights.)
... yeah correct, I forgot about that option. ๐ฌ๐คทโโ๏ธ
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Rob *******
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Rob *******
What time is your flight out? If you have an early AM flight and clear immigration before midnight on the 19th, you're ok, no fine, no stamp for 1 day overstay.