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@YT *******************
anything is possible but I wouldn’t count on it. Get there early enough and you will avoid it all together. Good luck.
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@YT *******************
500baht overstay fee and an overstay stamp in your passport. That’s the worse case scenario. If they are feeling generous, they will just give you the overstay stamp and not charge you.
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@Michelle ********
oh, ok. I’m not familiar with the whole eVisa system, as I haven’t had to use it yet.
Randy ********
As a Canadian, I’ve had some luck and other times I had to show onward travel.

With a METV you SHOULD be ok with a one way ticket. It’s actually up to the airlines if they want to chance letting you on the plane.

You can try it with a one way ticket and if they give you grief just purchase a cheap ticket out of Thailand there on the spot.
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@Armando *********
you’ll be fine. If your stamp expires on the weekend, as long as you’re at the immigration office the next day they are open, you won’t have to pay for an over stay.

Even better yet, why not go during this coming week? You don’t have to wait until the last minute.
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@Graham *******
oh, ok. I’ll let the people in that area guide you.

The landlord is suppose to file the TM30 since she’s renting the place.

I’m not sure if the immigration in Jomtein requires the TM30. Some offices don’t care about it, some do.

I do know there are a few good Visa agents in that area. Mots is one of them.