@Aleksandr *******

Being asked for the TM30 is hit-or-miss for Changwattana or MuangThongThani.

@Mike ********

He's not referring to a pre-paid hotel booking (That's point 7). He's referring to point 6, the ASQ certificate issued by the hotel 😮

@Johnny ****

A person "leaves" Thailand when they cross over passport control. They can be physically in Thailand, at the departure terminal for multiple days, but as long as they have that "departure" stamp, they legally left Thailand.

I highly recommend asking at this group here:



Expect a "no" (unless you're getting a fiancé visa)

@Johnny ****

A person has until 11:59PM (or 2359H) to leave Thailand on the date of the "admitted to" stamp.

For the poster, if his "admitted to" stamp is until March 10th, he can stay until 11:59PM on March 10.

@Natalie ********

By land: Twice in a calendar year (note: Land borders are closed). By air: "Unlimited", until the passport control officer believes you're abusing the system.

For a tourist visa, a person is allowed to spend 60 days. Tourist visas can only be acquired outside of Thailand. ONE 30 day extension of stay based on tourism can be acquired on this visa, giving a total of 90 days.

A person can get "unlimited" tourist visas from the Thai consulate. The amount that can be granted depends on the consulate being used.

@Carlos ********

> They askes for it before you got on the plane at your original destination

Please re-read the poster's question.

" I now wish to travel back to Bangkok by plane. "

There is no requirements to enter Bangkok by air domestically

For one day overstay leaving by air, passport control usually stamps the passport as "overstay, fine waived"

None of the big three visa advice groups on Facebook changed their name