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**Monday 6 May: Substitute for Royal Coronation Day
Friday 10 May: Royal Ploughing Ceremony Day
Wednesday 22 May: Visakha Bucha**
Plan accordingly.
* Land borders are open like normal during holidays.
If you have a stamp that is expiring during holidays when the immigration offices are closed and you show up at the immigration office on the very next working day you will not be fined for overstay and can get your extension like normal. But you will get an overstay stamp in your passport that says; "overstay xxx days, fine waived due to holiday/closure".
Quite a few people got caught out today as yesterday immigration offices were closed (not sure if all) for the Royal Ploughing Ceremony.
They were given overstay stamps as their entry stamp expired yesterday.
When giving extensions for tourist or exempt entries all offices will allow you to go at least 7 days prior to your stamp expiration. Most will allow 30 days and some even 45 days prior.
They add on the days so there is no downside to going early.
Don’t leave it until the last day if you can help it. You could be caught out not realising it’s a holiday (or even the weekend).
*Caveat. If you are changing the reason for an extension like marriage to retirement or tourist to retirement they’ll date it from the day you apply so you will loose the remaining days.
* Monday 1 May is NOT Government Offices holiday. Immigration offices are open.
Plan accordingly.
* Land borders are open like normal during holidays.
If you have a stamp that is expiring during holidays when the immigration offices are closed and you show up at the immigration office on the very next working day you will NOT be fined for overstay and can get your extension like normal. But you will get an overstay stamp in your passport that says; "overstay xxx days, fine waived due to holiday/closure".