Im very thankful for all these helpful content here.
Now I am in a complicated situation myself:
I came to Thailand in march 2020 from europe with a visa on arival. This visa was extended and after that i was on visa amnesty until july 2020 when i started to work on a nonb visa with workpermit.
I quit my job with january 22 and made use of the covid-visa which expires now on 23.march.
It seems like i cannot change to a Educstional visa and the covid visa issnt possible for me either.
So I would have to leave the country to come back on a touristvisa to get a studentvisa, so i have been told. Now since that is impossible for me at this time I must ask the following quesion:
If anybody overstayes the visa too long he/she will get some kind of entry in the passport. Will this entry affect my chances to enter other countries, lets say the Phillipines, once they are open?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks advice on the consequences of overstaying their visa in Thailand, particularly how it might affect their ability to enter other countries like the Philippines in the future. The comments suggest that overstaying can lead to a stamp in the passport, which may flag the individual's history to immigration officials in other countries, potentially resulting in denied entry or visa applications. It is recommended to leave Thailand without any overstay record to maintain a clean immigration slate.
