Hi, I would like to ask about not canceling my Thai visa.

I finished my study in Dec 2023. After that, I went for a visa of research assistance (Non-ED), which was expired in Nov 2024. However, I left Thailand in June 2024 without canceling or buying re-entry.

I read that not canceling my visa is violating Thai regulations. What should I do now to make sure that I did not committed to crime in Thailand? I heard that not canceling visa will be seen as overstay, which can be fined or banned from the country.

DTV reset- land border

I have a DTV and am using a land border run company to go to Cambodia. I actually have been in Thailand less than 90 days on a visa, but I am planning to exit because I did not get a visa for my young child, who entered visa-exempt. I did not get the DTV for her at the same time I did because I don't plan to use the DTV much longer than a few months at a time. I am using the land border company because it is the most efficient way to get a new entry stamp. However, I've been informed that the border agent has never encountered a DTV visa and will charge an extra 1500 baht for an entry stamp for 180 days. Their reasoning is that an entry stamp for a longer period should cost more than the base fee . I objected to this but the visa company says they cannot override the border agent's decision. I may just overlook this as unfamiliarity with new visa and pay it to avoid any problems. Just looking for advice on this or advice on if it is even a good idea to get a new 60-day stamp this way.

The question of what happens if one overstays is a recurring theme. I just spotted this notice at BKK airport. All the best everyone. 🖖

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Hi all just some info about what happened to a friend a few days ago, he found out that the 90 day reporting is NOT related to your VISA renewal at least for Retirement VISA, he tried to do the 90 day report and was rejected and requested to go immigration urgently, where he found out he was late with the 90 day by about 2 months and was fined 2k baht, but since hearing this story I have heard about another that was more late for his 90 day and they cancelled his VISA because of it and he had trouble getting a new one, so 90 day and VISA are not linked, they are separate....

Do you also get an overstay stamp with 1day overstay ?

Hi, very new and confused about the visas. I am British and have nearly used my first 90 day visa that I brought with me. Do I now fill in form TM 7 for an extension for another 30 days? Then I'm not leaving here until th 31st of March So after the 30 day extension am I the required to do a visa run and then apply for another 90 day visa? TIA

A friend of friend said they were banned from Thailand for staying over 180 days on tourist visa enter exit etc. has anyone heard of this? I thought it was infinite - they can reject but not ban you from Thailand?

My retirement visa is due for renewal on Aug. 9th. Is there a grace period after this date, or if I stay past this date will it be considered an overstay? Thank you.

Hello 👋 I have been residing in Thailand with a Non-B visa for more than a year and have a valid work permit. The expire date of the Non-B visa 21 August, but the expire date of the work permit (blue book) is 31 December. So, just now I not work any more but I want to stay and enjoy holiday in Thailand till end of the year. Can I apply to extension the Non-B visa by myself until the end of the work permit to immigration office?

I came to Bangkok in a Tourist Re-Entry Visa with a permit till 21 July. I have a return flight booked on 20th afternoon. But suddenly a Curfew being announced in my country and assuming the flight will be cancelled.

So, in this case will Airport Immigration extend my stay? Or where and how to place my issue?

If anyone could suggest me please.