Tomorrow when I get my flight I will be one day overstay will this be a problem for me thanks
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The user is concerned about the implications of a one-day overstay in Thailand as they prepare to board their flight. Responses clarify that while they might receive an "overstay stamp," the fine for staying one extra day is often waived, particularly at airports. Some users caution that future visits could be affected by the stamp, suggesting it’s better to exit before such a situation occurs. Overall, the consensus is that while it's not advisable to overstay, a single day may not lead to significant repercussions.
overstay stamp. 500 bahts fine. Not a problem. Remember, nothing in Thailand is standardized. It's up to the immigration officer. I had overstayed Stamp because of 3 hours. 500 bahts. Red stamped me, move on.
I got an overstay stamp in my passport a few years ago - the overstay was about 30 minutes! On my next arrival the immi officer in the airport was exceptionally slow at stamping me in - looked a lot at my passport.
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Kim *********
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Wayne *********
Go through customs and immigration before midnight and wait airside for your flight then your not on overstay
That won’t look good in your passport. You might get scrutinized more closely in the future. I wouldn’t overstay again if I was you.
Koda **********
The next time you come back could be a problem with a overstay stamp in your passport. Should just go before you overstay . Take a bus and cross the board. Better to be mindful and not overstay
I did it deliberately a few times over the years, I never had any repercussions for the tiny one day overstay stamps with a squiggle in my passport. This is my 20th winter in Thailand.
Gary ******
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Would it be better to purchase flight today or does it matter
in the future - also no problem. It’s a simple money grab. And good on them. You stay long and you either pay for a visa or pay a fine on exit for enjoying their country. No problem either way