pjrob

He is British. Currently he has no money whatsoever so buying a ticket home is not an option. I dont really think trying to get a job would be a good idea as he would end up overstaying more than 90 days. If he turns up at UK embassy, are they likely to turn him over to the authorities? Or would he be best simply handing himself over to immigration? 2k fine means maybe 10 days in jail, not too bad considering the pickle he is in. But is the embassy likely to fly him home after that? Sorry if i sound clueless, any more info appreciated!

Someone I know is currently on just over 2 months overstay. He has no money and no ticket home. What are his options? Can his embassy help? His parents appear unable and/or unwilling to help. Will he have to go to jail or IDC? I have read other threads on this topic but there is a lot of conflicting info. If he hands himself in now will he avoid blacklisting? Any info greatly appreciated

He is going to the UK again next year. If children do not need to pay overstay, would it not be easiest to declare the issue at the airport? Presenting his Thai pp as well?

Recently my parents took my 6 year old son over to the UK for a holiday. My son was born in Thailand, mother is Thai, and he has both a UK passport and a Thai one. Unfortunately, when coming back to Thailand, my dear mother used his British passport. So he now has a 30 day tourist visa stamp even though he is a Thai citizen.

Any ideas how to clear this up without having to take him over the border?