@Ralph ******

ah you refer to the text. No idea what they will do, try to test it out I'd say 🤣

@Ralph ******

dont think it's an excuse for immigration...

You should never go on overstay if you can avoid it.

Although it's unlikely with only some days, if you have any interaction with the police (random traffic checkpoint, car with facial recognition camera

or even following a workshop where they check the teacher) while you're even on one day overstay, you can be arrested, taken to deportation jail, and held there until your flight (which has to be a direct one to your home country at your own expenses). Even with one day overstay you'll be banned from Thailand for 5 years when caught.

If you get to the airport then you'll pay a fine (500 per day) and receive an overstay stamp in your passport. An overstay stamp could potentially affect your ability to purchase a visa to another country or enter another country or Thailand in the future.

For those not believing you risk jail when overstaying

@Kean ****

you might be questioned at the airport. In that case they dont listen to the answer (they wont know the names of all teachers in Thailand), but just look to the way you react to see if you are a geniune student.

@Jared *********

not always true.. cases of people being questioned staying little less than 6 months (with a non-touristy pattern) have been reported 🤷‍♂️

@Baz ********

bkk is picky. He might get a talk with the third entry in a row. Maybe fly into CNX?

@Bart *************

this will be his third entry in a row. I would play safe... 🤷‍♂️

Use a border bounce agent to improve your chances

Same same but different (they are picky on some details)