Hi guys! I really do hope someone will help me with this. So I went to the border to cross the friendship bridge to go process my 1 year ED visa and they told me I overstayed for 30 days. The stamp on my passport says I have 60 days to stay which is why I decided to wait a couple days before my 60 days expires while I wait for my documents from the school. I arrived at Bangkok with the 60day stamp to stay. Well, the fact that it wasn't my fault but the officer's. Will I be banned from reentering Thailand? I just arrived in Laos, Vientiane to apply for my ED Visa tomorrow. I needed any help from you asap. Thank you!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about a potential ban from reentering Thailand after overstaying their visa by 30 days, despite having a stamp that allows a 60-day stay. According to community responses, since the overstay was less than 90 days, a ban is unlikely if fines were paid. However, it's highlighted that it is the visa holder's responsibility to check their passport stamps and ensure accuracy to avoid such situations.
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