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Will a 1-day overstay in Cambodia affect my entry into Thailand?
May 9, 2023
3 years ago
Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTERI have an overstay of 1 day at Cambodian immigration since i missed my flight to Bangkok as i reached late so there wouldn't be any problem at the Bangkok's immigration counter, right?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The consensus among commenters is that a 1-day overstay in Cambodia is unlikely to cause any problems at Thai immigration. Most believe that Thai immigration officers will not be concerned about minor overstays from another country, particularly one day.
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Richard *********
zero issues.
Todd *********
No issues
Оливер *********
Actually yes, Thai immigration will care about overstay and other immigration issues from other countries. That's why they want to see copies of all used passport pages when applying for a visa.
But one day overstay in Cambodia, nobody cares!
But one day overstay in Cambodia, nobody cares!
Paul *******
@Nishant ***********
Yes, they might.Paul *******
@Оливер ********
Thai immigration couldn't give a hoot about overstays from other countries, though it doesn't help your case, just that it generally has little to no bearing on being found admissible or not, especially if you don't have an overstay history in Thailand, which is what they care about.Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Оливер ********
So, they wouldn't ask me any questions, right?Bob **********
@Nishant ***********
they might better have the 3 proofs 20k in baht or another currency, accommodations book and onward travel for the amount of days your stamped in forPaul *******
@Nishant ***********
Highly unlikely, if the overstay was not in Thailand. If it was, then yes.Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
i think Cambodian immigration might ask me a question when I'm entering into Cambodia.Reply to
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Mike ******
I don’t think a Thai immigration officer will care about 1 day overstay in another country. You’ll be fine.
Paul *******
@Nishant ***********
Yes I know what you mean.Wilhelmina ********
You're loitering here.
@Nishant ***********
Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Wilhelmina *******
what do you mean?Reply to
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Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mike *****
How about other countries?Paul *******
@Nishant ***********
Malaysia and Singapore might care. Australia and the USA will too, but Thailand? Absolutely not. They only care about Thailand. So if you've overstayed in Thailand before, that could be a problem, but overstaying in Cambodia, is a Cambodian immigration matter.Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
Oh, so you mean malaysian and singaporean immigration might care about my 1 day overstay in Thailand.Paul *******
@Nishant ***********
Possibly, yes.Nishant ************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
Sorry, i mean Cambodia. And, not Thailand.Reply to
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