What should my boyfriend do about his one-year overstay in Thailand before leaving?

Stupid maybe with no brains but may have the body of a goddess 😁

Kris Tiano Noh.. rebel without a cause really.

But, overseas, a rule follower. Good luck to u.

PositiveDachshund9267 you might need Andrews address

PositiveDachshund9267 That shouldn't be a problem as long as he volunteers to leave.

Just fellow the rules, then you don’t need to pay.

PositiveDachshund9267 your a troll 🤡

PositiveDachshund9267 No, really. Next time, someone more mature.

PositiveDachshund9267 You idiot. He's fucking right!!!

PositiveDachshund9267 best advise lol

PositiveDachshund9267 I have a life. But why would he overstay for a year?

PositiveDachshund9267 That's what many a Facebook warrior lacks.... A life. Why not just answer question without being so judgemental? I wonder 🤔

PositiveDachshund9267 well just FAFO

PositiveDachshund9267 🙏

Ashley Little obviously you have the brain of a Trump supporter 🤦🤦🤦

Ashley Little No reason to bring up something completely irrelevant into this. Mexican immigrants have nothing to do with Thailand. White immigrants also overstay in the US too, so you're looking awful racist with that comment.

The vast majority of those illegal Mexicans are valuable contributors to the economy and are doing work the spoiled, entitled US citizens won’t do. The vast majority of people overstaying in Thailand do not resemble them in any way and it’s an insult to the Mexican migrants to compare the two.

Ashley Little you are ignorant the majority of immigrants in America (not on work, student, or other visas) are in what’s called immigration parole, when they claim asylum, they stay on that while they await their immigration hearing, they do check ins and can’t commit crimes. This comment is additional ignorant as you can’t even tell the difference, most are not Mexicans by the way it’s South Americans and Central American that come up thru Mexico. Not sure why you had to bring my Raza into this. At least know how it works in the U.S. pfft.

@Istvan ********

he will get 3 years away from Thailand then can come again.. no problem to get in again.same chance of rejection as anyone else.

Jeff Moffatt it could even cause problems when he tries to enter other countries...im sure they'll "black mark" his passport as be leaves

Kristyn C. Topinka an irresponsible moron is a descriptive method, totally accepted in todays soft boy society. I agree 100% with this description of the boyfriend. Are you the father?

@Dil *******

Unless he was medically in a coma for the past 12 months and he just regained consciousness, under what scenario would you justify him violating Thai immigration law for a year?

@Dil *******

you know the rules unless you’re in the hospital yes you’re irresponsible why ask now instead of a year ago when you should

Know a bit i think you are very rude and the boyfriend is an irresponsible idiot. Are you related to him?

Know a bit do you mean cunt?

PositiveDachshund9267 อยากให้เค้าช่วยก็อธิายมาสิ จะได้รู้ว่าสมควรได้รับการช่วยเหรอมั้ย แค่โพสเปิดหัวมาก้ขำกลิ้งละ

PositiveDachshund9267 Eriq is right. Even if there is a medical issue, there is a way to contact immigration, what a moron...both of you.

PositiveDachshund9267 no eriq artis is correct

PositiveDachshund9267 if he as overstayed for 1 year he deserves what's coming,but this is probably a fake post anyway

PositiveDachshund9267 Please explain how this happened? I'm curious 🤔

PositiveDachshund9267 he won’t get arrested providing he has the cash in ThB to pay the fine.

Buy air ticket

Check-in as normal and get boarding pass.

Go through security check as normal.

Go to passport control and when it’s your turn explain he’s on overstay and apologize. The officer will check and call another officer who escorts you to the office. The officers there will ask for payment of the fine; stamp your passport and give you a deportation notice confirming length of ban and a receipt for the fine payment. After that he can go airside as normal.

The officers are professional and polite. He should be polite and apologetic.

They are very used to this.

Don’t worry. Just go quickly so as to avoid the possibility of getting caught.

@Tomasz *******

No, it does not make a difference. The document you signed when extending your stay is only an acknowledgement that you understand the consequences of overstaying.

Even if someone never applied for an extension and never signed that document, the Thai overstay rules still apply once their permitted stay has expired.

The fine and blacklist are based on the length of the overstay and whether the person leaves voluntarily or is arrested, not on whether they signed the acknowledgement form.

PositiveDachshund9267 I hope that will help your guys.

PositiveDachshund9267

The recommended steps are:

1. Book and confirm your flight out of Thailand.

2. On the day of departure, arrive at the airport earlier than usual, ideally 4–5 hours before your flight.

3. Check in with your airline first to get your boarding pass and check in your luggage.

4. Then go to the departure Immigration area and tell the Immigration officer directly:

“I have overstayed and I would like to surrender voluntarily and leave Thailand today.”

5. The Immigration officer will check your passport, calculate the number of overstay days, and process the overstay fine and record before allowing you to complete the departure immigration process.

6. Prepare 20,000 THB in cash. The overstay fine is 500 THB per day, up to a maximum of 20,000 THB, and it should be paid in Thai Baht.

**** Please prepare 40,000 THB in cash for two people. The maximum overstay fine is 20,000 THB per person.

Paul Russell he won't get arrested at the airport leaving. That is surrending yourself.

You pay the 20k and sign the papers and go.

They don't want the administrative issue as you are already leaving.

If you have any interaction with local police and get detained then it's an immigration total cluster.

I've personally been involved with both those situations and the overstayer that surrender on the way out fair well.

Marianne Holmen well he could be both, but it is possible to be a criminal and not be stupid 🤔 although some might think that an oxymoron

Marianne Holmen 844

Marianne Holmen Jesus wept calm down in the UK with have 100s of 1000s outstay every year

PositiveDachshund9267 Yes, bullshit!!!!

PositiveDachshund9267 yeah I agree but you know when you should leave something dodgy pay fine and hopefully never come back

PositiveDachshund9267 What shit can happen that locks you to a foreign country when you are supposed to leave?

PositiveDachshund9267 I have seen it happen.

PositiveDachshund9267 how do you know that I have not seen dark days in my life? I lived 10 years in CM always did everything correctly with the immigration, not difficult to do so.

PositiveDachshund9267 one year he did nothing and he was obliged? He was kept in captivity ? Hard to believe.

Kris Tiano the dickhead is the one opwho overstayed..are you related to him bell end

Lee Cann for a year???

PositiveDachshund9267 pay fine 20K and maybe go to Jail and black list 1 year/3 years (depending on Police)

Good luck 🤞🏻🍀

@Luc ***********

it's not possible I'm afraid

Cruise Chan There are many possibilities. Thai immigration may know where he lives (TM30) and his name comes up on the list of people to go after today. Or he could get into a car accident that involves the police. Or he could get stopped at a checkpoint. Etc. When you violate the law, the law may eventually catch up to you.

@Cruise *****

your assuming he's on his way to the airport right this minute?

HumbleCranberry5378 why consequences?? Because what he did was illegal - he overstayed a YEAR and knew it

HumbleCranberry5378 Hopefully, months in prison and 10+ years banishment. But hey, that's just me. 😏😏

HumbleCranberry5378 arrest, taken to the immigration detention centre, likely have to buy a plane ticket back to his home country and a 10 year ban from Thailand. If he doesn't have the money to pay the fine and his flight, plus the accommodation costs for the detention centre he stays there until he does

HumbleCranberry5378 immigration detention, fine and a long stay until he can get a flight

HumbleCranberry5378 locked up in an immigration centre, bigger fine, longer blacklist.

PositiveDachshund9267 I don't think you do either.

PositiveDachshund9267 The only reasonable possible reason is if was confined to a hospital bed with oxygen in his nose and diapers. Otherwise, he is a moron.

PositiveDachshund9267 he overstayed for 1 year so I dont think its muxh to understand, over staying 1 year, there is no excuse for that

PositiveDachshund9267 pretty damn stupid to overstay a year anywhere, for a start it's illegal and secondly will probably get a massive fine amongst other stuff....

PositiveDachshund9267 He's overstayed 1 year. We understand perfectly what he's done..And yeah, it's pretty stupid.

Rules are rules there is no understanding needed thats why always the rules getting more strict every year

Nah, there is no “understanding” or explaining, you can do all the mental gymnastics you want to justify it to yourself but overstaying for a year is inexcusable.

Jonathan Seraphim exactly.

Bruce Taylor yes but they deserve a spell in a Thai jail

Phil Cefiro they deserve it