Arriving 31st Jan for 30 days

[delgarcon]

When do I have to leave and what would be the consequences if I left a day late.

[DrJack54]

Assume you qualify for 30 day visa exempt entry.

That entry can be extended by 30 days at immigration office.

Leaving a day late most likely no fine for one day.

Any longer it's 500b per day.

Either way an overstay stay goes into pp

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1263847-one-day-overstay/

[Pattaya57]

29 minutes ago, delgarcon said:

When do I have to leave

The 30 days includes arrival and departure days. So if you arrive 31 Jan you would need to leave by 29 Feb (stamped out by immigration before midnight on 29th)

 

Edited January 28 by Pattaya57

[Chivas]

I was one day over Christmas day when I left (on 60 day visa)

No fine and written in Thai in passport saying "one days grace no issue" once translated

 

Came back in 18th January and IO opened passport to same page didnt bad an eyelid

Edited January 28 by Chivas

[delgarcon]

Thanks for your replies, I asked the question on behalf of my ex wife, who's coming to visit, She's decided not to risk the overstay, as she's flying to Cambodia when she leaves here.

[DrJack54]

2 hours ago, delgarcon said:

Thanks for your replies, I asked the question on behalf of my ex wife, who's coming to visit, She's decided not to risk the overstay, as she's flying to Cambodia when she leaves here.

Depending on her pp country .,

Many folk are visa exempt to Vietnam.

Having said that ......as others have suggested a one overstay is not a problem 

 

[bigt3116]

11 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Either way an overstay stay goes into pp

 

Under 24 hours the stamp is totally different

 

Here is one that is translated

 

 

[DrJack54]

2 hours ago, bigt3116 said:

Under 24 hours the stamp is totally different

Still means overstay. 

That stamp was 2 hours.

Some have the word Lenient 

 

[bigt3116]

1 hour ago, DrJack54 said:

That stamp was 2 hours.

 

I think it was written as 24 hours, but google translate could not see it properly, (as it is a stamp and not a hand written time).

[mrwebb8825]

22 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Depending on her pp country .,

Many folk are visa exempt to Vietnam.

Having said that ......as others have suggested a one overstay is not a problem 

 

She'll be happy to hear that as she boards the plane to Cambodia.