I’m on a Non-Ed Education Visa through MFU university (chiang rai). It expires each Nov. 1 if not extended. There is a standard process for obtaining the correct documents via student services which is usually pretty straightforward (I’m still studying full time) but today they told me that all of a sudden there’s a delay in services because of tourist high season and I won’t receive my documents until 7-10days (normally 3-5).
So, I guess I will have to overstay 3-5 days and pay the fines. It’s my first time encountering overstay.
Anyone know if this poses future difficulties for me regarding immigration? I’m assuming yes.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is facing a potential overstay issue on their Non-Ed Education Visa due to delays in receiving necessary extension documents from their university in Chiang Rai. They are concerned about the future implications of a 3-5 day overstay. Commenters suggest that while overstaying isn't ideal and could potentially affect future visa applications (like a DTV or Privilege visa), it's a common situation. They advise paying the fine and being more proactive about document requests in the future.
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