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Matthew Thompson One day overstays do not even attract a fine such is their low level of importance. Michael Dawson is quite correct. It's no big deal. Best to avoid of course, but it sure beats a trip to immigration and a 1900 baht extension for one day
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@Stóri ******
In Thailand the first day and the last day are counted as part of the 30 days.
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No. It's starts 13th. Will expire August 11th
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Apply for visa first before you book anything, or you might be relying on visa-exempt entry
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Yes you should have brought this to the attention of the immigration officer before moving on

You can visit your immigration office and get the stamp amended
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@Brett *********
Correct. I'm a regular visitor home (about every 18-24 months) to visit family so it suits me perfectly, as it does many others, but if your plan is to remain ongoing in Thailand, you are best to have the standard O retirement visa.
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@Brett *********
You don't renew every two years. You need to return to your home country and apply for a new OA. I did it this way before covid. Lived in Thailand for seven years. Never was required to transfer money, never visited immigration office. It was brilliant. The Golden Era
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@Darren ********
Produce bank book and twelve months statements from bank showing all international transfers.