@Uche *****

okay there is no help for you.

You have to leave, pay the 20k fine and will be banned.

@Uche *****

how long overstay

@Uche *****

OKAY listen.

We do not have enough details to even advise you of an agent.

Where are you, Isaan, Bkk, pattaya?

What type of visa?

What are you trying to do, live here, work here or just a tourist?

If your stamp has expired you will need to leave the country and pay overstay.

If you are a tourist stamp you may be able to pay the fine and extend the remainder of the 30 days.

Without knowing what visa it's impossible to tell you the exact options.

@Chrisna *********

it absolutely applies, free work or volunteer work in these fields is prohibited.

You cannot do the work of a Thai.

You can only extend non-o 1 year and the 1st extension must be for the reason you obtained it.

If you are married to a Thai or have a Thai child you can get a visit Thai family 60 day extension 1 time.

I'd you obtained it for any other reason you can only extend 1year.

No, you cannot conduct any form of business inside Thailand.

The deposit will be lost.

There will be no court.

Nothing can happen thru Immigration. It is not a criminal case.

The agent will rent the property out again.

@James *******

sorry your opinion is incorrect.

If the course is paid for like any tour it is up to you whether you attend or not.

Remember even music festivals can be used to get this visa.

ED visa and Volunteer visas were fraudulently obtained and are orchestrated by agents and services in Thailand.

And are proving to be problems.

But these types of Visas are regulated and still happen.

The DTV with the "soft" power is to encourage tourism, not education.

No different than buying a gym membership and never going, you still had a gym membership.

Fear mongering based on your opinion with no factual basis is not in character for someone generally well versed in Thai visas.

Disappointing.