Henrik Mau plus extension, not hard to get if one goes to immigration within 12 days or less of your 60 day tourist visa. Go early and check for unexpected government holidays, and there are a lot.

@Helmut ********

recheck those rules, if an accredited, certified teacher and you have a contract etc. don’t know if that would work. Worth a try to find out. Also any airline is very difficult to reach by phone. Any info you need should be on line. They are usually very busy now . High season isn’t that far off. Less flights, less pilots.

Helmut Wallner I hope you understand airlines charge huge fees to change flights? Just in May I had to change. I also had a flexible ticket, I was charged 890$ extra. With no flexible it would have been more than twice that. Read the fine print. I made the mistake of thinking I was covered, wrong. If your not registered in a school ahead of time, could be an issue there too. Things are getting much tighter regulations, and could be some major visa and other changes after a Prime Minister is installed. Very unstable right now. 60 days plus one 30 day extension/1,900THB) must be applied for in your home country, tourist visa. I suggest you do some homework, check the official rules on Thailand embassy site.

@Mike *******

your own country.

@Brian ********

the fee is 1,900THB and possible fee for PP current picture. They take there. Fill out paperwork, be prepared with. Tm30 ( where you are staying) landlord, hotel etc should have submitted that for you. PP and ID where you live in your country. Many in the office speak English. If you need help ask.

@Steve *******

your initial explanation is a very good one. But suggestion of extention is not. They may or may not ask for the 500THB fine. As said offer humble apologies and pay the fine.

@Cliff ********

these days the airlines charge heavy fees to change anything. No easy way. For one day, they won’t eat you. Offer apologies in the Thai manner and pay the 500THB required per day overstay.

@Наталья **********

yes, but one day shows good intentions and not an on purpose act. When overstays are longer, yes it can possibly prevent you from entering Thailand for a long time if ever, depends on the abuse.

@Lauren *****************

offer apologies and pay the fine. It’s not uncommon that people make mistakes. Any longer overstays can be a problem, like a week or more. Also changing your flight, even if available can cost you a very heavy fee. Even with a flexible ticket.

@Brandon ***********

Thais love to drink too.