Will immigration offices in Thailand suspend overstaying fines until December 31st?

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Dec 23, 2021

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Immigration officer in Hua Hin told me that immigration offices won't give a fine for overstaying until 31st of December. He was really sure about it. Has anyone heard about this or can confirm..?

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A user inquires about a statement made by an immigration officer in Hua Hin, claiming that fines for overstaying in Thailand will not be enforced until December 31st. They seek confirmation or additional information from the community.

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