What should I do, I entered on the 24th of December 2024 and 180 days would be 22nd of June, I ajve booked my flight for this day from bangkok back to my home country.

I have just noticed my passport is stamped to 21st June I'm guessing mistakenly. This is obviously today and I am debating overstaying a day as immigration is shut today and tomorrow and my flight is tomorrow. I have asked the airline about changing this but it is not possible.

What would peoples advice be would 1 day overstay due to a miscalculation of the days on the stamp, to be clear 180 days from entry including day of entry is 22nd of June, be a serious issue if so how?

Also what will happen if I try to board the flight while having the 1 day overstay

Approved! In Hanoi

I want to thanks everyone in this group for all informations and sharing experience, that super helpful. And thanks to Fight EVO360 Thailand - Thepprasit Boxing Stadium for preparing the documentation Muay Thai courses🙏🏾

Applied 9 March at night. The status change immediately after payment to pending document check to pending approval.

Approved on 14 March 5.25pm after I email for case update at 4.50pm

-I provided 6 months bank statements not less than 500,000 Baht

-Picture of passport entry stamp

-Hotel booking

-Picture of boarding pass

-Documentation from Fight EVO 360

Ps. -Don't trust the automated passport details filling

-Check every letter multiple times.

-Place of issue of passport is your country. peried

-I applied for my us boyfriend,

Good luck everyone 🙏🏾

Can I enter thailand with a single flight ticket, with a UK passport?

Hi all. Sorry for asking another question. Im just a bit confused with all the info online and cant seem to get a straight answer. We are in Thailand (first family visit) for 60 days over December and January. We are from the UK so think we are visa free for this visit.

We then plan to visit Cambodia for a month (February) (travelling from Bangkok on coach). We are then thinking we will head back to a different part of Thailand for another 30-60 days. (March-April)

Can we do this? Do we have to get out of Thailand for longer than 30 days before we re-enter again? Will I need a visa for out 2nd visit? I read something about only being in Thailand for so many days in 6 months/1 year. Would these 2 visits take us over that limit?

Thank you so much for any and all help :)

Hello,

has anyone taken their Thai wife to England ie return to visit friends and family at home on a 6 month tourist visa and then traveled to Europe / just as an example Spain for a holiday.

Is it possible?, and if so how did you go about it.

Did it all have to be arranged before leaving Thailand or can it be arranged while back in England.

TIA.

Jon Peek

Hi, I am moving to Thailand in July and have a non immigrant visa (single entry). I planned on visiting in a couple of weeks for 1 week. I am from the UK so do not require a visa for 1 week. I am wondering will visiting for 1 week impact my non immigrant visa?

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