@Chris ********

Ummm.. not really; James Bond or Bourne movies hinge on pretty advanced tactics on tracking people.

In this case, it's basically just a hotel / guesthouse/ hostel or Airbnb host submitting the tm30 record within 24 hours from check-in like they're supposed to.

And then if it's convenient for immigration police they'll come over and grab the guy/girl. It's really super easy for them, barely an inconvenience.

For example:

Good heavens the number of idiots commenting is just staggering. In addition to booking a flight out of Thailand as soon as possible, also consider if the place you are staying at now has done a TM30 report to immigration. If there is a chance that they have, then move out NOW. (The only way to be sure is if you didn't give them your passport details.)

You do not want to be picked up by police, which is happening more often to more people, also with very minor overstays, sometimes just a couple of days. A very basic query in their database shows your place of residence noted on the TM30, and that you're on overstay.

When moving to a hotel or other place, don't let them have your passport information, especially your passport number. Then make sure you have 500 Baht in cash for each day you overstayed, ideally with a bit extra to spare in case you forgot to count the day you arrived and the day you depart.

There is a huge difference between being arrested somewhere in Thailand, and showing up at the airport with ticket and money in hand.

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Find a different bank or different branch office.

The date that you most leave by is stamped in your passport. Just look at the date, so you can go through exit immigration anytime on that day. Or if after midnight then not usually a problem.

This is super confusing.. staying in Thailand or in Myanmar? "ampoo"... ? The photo looks like a Thai ID card for foreigners; that would work to check into a hotel in Thailand, same as for other foreigners like you and me. For Myanmar though and being a Myanmar citizen, they ask for a Thailand ID? Why?

@Henrik ***

well yes, but not really of any consumer's concern, for example, making cannabis brownies requires cannabis butter.. Which is an extract. It matters for companies selling these things; a brownie is not an extract.. However an extract is required to make them. ;)

"expensive" --> this is free. From my garden.

Thailand is seriously good at agriculture; the best and cheapest cannabis in the world will come from Thailand in a year or two.

There's no real reason anymore why basic, typical quality weed would remain more expensive than tea.

@Henrik ***

It's not really difficult or require lawyers. And extract is well defined in chemistry/pharmacy, it's when you concentrate an active ingredient in a solution, typically oil or alcohol.

@Henrik ***

right, but why would you need to make an extract? You grow it, you dry it, you smoke it. It doesn't really need anything else.