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What should I do if my COVID extension expires before my return flight from Thailand?

Aug 26, 2022
4 years ago
Arteekah **********
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My covid extension will expire on 3/9/2022 but I have fight back to country on 13/9/2022 .What should i do ? Anyone can recommed?
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The user is concerned about their COVID visa extension expiring on 3/9/2022 while their flight back is on 13/9/2022. Comments suggest two main options: changing the flight or doing a border bounce, but warn that the latter could lead to re-entry denial due to previous extensions. An overstay of ten days is possible but would incur a fine.
Evaldas ******
10 day overstay, gona cost u 5000 bath.. i think its cheaper than change fligth.. or do visa run.
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Bobby ********
You really only have two choices. Change your flight, or do a border bounce. The border bounce might be risky if you've got covid extension history as there have been a few reports of re-entry denial. Ten day overstay is not recommended. This will stay on your immigration record. Easier just to change your flight
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Arteekah **********
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@Bobby *******
If thai gf go with him for bordee bounce .It is possible or it still risky
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@Arteekah *********
they don't care about her, only you. As suggested by others, your safest bet is to bring your flight forward.
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Brandon ************
Change your flight
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