@Rastislav *******

I know at least ONE report from somebody who re-entered Thailand 3 days before the expiry of his multi entry 6-months Tourist Visa, and got refused the last 60-days stay permit stamp you normally would receive when you enter within the visa validity. However I cannot remember the outcome. I think after listening to the officers he eventually was allowed to enter for a last 60 days. So be prepared to show them at least an onward travel ticket out of Thailand within the 60 days you expect to be stamped in

@Alan ****

from a certain amount on, the fees from WISE make a bank-to-bank transfer the better method, regardless the better exchange rate by Wise. This amount usually starts at around 35,000 Euro

I think the Thais still haven't solved the riddle that evolved when her majesty passed away

@Steven ********

only an ugly stamp in his passport, that will be history once he gets issued a new passport. However it got noticed in the Thailand Immigration central computer system

@Paul *******

he paid a fine of 20,000 THB and got deported. He definitely got blacklisted for ever coming back to Thailand

@Nate **********

can't take your reply for serious, HELP if anyone can

. .when you are in the process of leaving Thailand at the airport, you won't get charged a penalty if your overstay is lesse than 24 hours. The penalty becomes due if your overstay is over 24 hours. Then it will be 500 Baht for every day, the maximum being 20,000 THB

FIRST: you don't "overstay a visa". You technically are overstaying the "stay permit" you got stamped when you entered Thailand, no matter on what kind of visa or visa-exempt. . . . . . . . . . . the overstay rules are as clear as Missisippi mud:

@Stuart ********

the real question is if a DLT will approve a certificate of residence from outside their area. Some may do, others may not

as you will need a certificate of residency from the Immigration which is serving the area where you are TM30 registered, you will need to use the DLT serving the same area. So, only by moving to somewhere else, register TM30 and visit Immigration, you could theoretically end up in an area where you can get your Thai drivers license much faster