A little update after my overstay expreience:
I have been on an O visa for over 4 years but managed to overstay a visa exempt by 30 days. Hua hin immigration were great, at first they simply said,
pay now or pay later when you leave as we can not issues you with a 7 day extention as its past the date any visa could be issued untill. I mentined I had a son and the guy said
go get his birth cert., copies of other things and we will give you 60 days from your over stay day. 40 minutes later im all legal with anothe 30 days left, minus 17800bht.
But also no red stamp;) I would like to thank Tom and rob, for all the valid advice and say a big fuck you to thai visa :)
TLDR : Answer Summary
The poster shares an update about their experience with overstaying their O visa in Thailand by 30 days. They detail their visit to Hua Hin immigration, where they received assistance in legalizing their status without facing a 'red stamp' for an overstay by paying a fee and obtaining a 60-day extension due to their child. Comments from the community provide additional insights on the flexibility of immigration officers in certain situations and the importance of understanding visa rules.