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Will a six-day overstay in Thailand affect my DTV visa application in India?
Mar 18, 2025
a year ago
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ORIGINAL POSTERHad a six day overstay last year. Fines paid and overstay stamp in passport. Do you think this might cause a problem when applying for DTV in India?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses concerns about how a six-day overstay in Thailand may impact the application for a DTV (Digital Visa) in India. Comments from various users provide mixed opinions, with some believing it won't be a problem while others caution that overstays can complicate visa applications. Overall, the consensus suggests that the outcome might depend on individual circumstances.
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Werner ************
Yes
Dom ********
The most accurate answer to your question is, it depends 🤣
Kyle **********
visas are always a gamble but by overstaying it's like starting a poker hand with a
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Anonymous ******************
Potentially yes.
Anonymous ******************
Unlikely, I had a 28 day overstay last year and got approved.
Michael ********
Anonymous participant 837 That’s awesome haha
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
that's encouraging to hear. Did you apply in India?Anonymous ******************
Anonymous participant No HCMC, I have UK passport.
Michael ********
Anonymous participant not me no haha
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Luke ****
Everything is a problem in India my friend 🤣
Min ***********
no problem at all
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