Return Flight 3 Days After Visa Expires

[danmarnj]

I'm sure this question is answered somewhere on this forum, but I cant find it.

My tourist visa expires on sept 2, which is 3 days prior to the airline ticket. because i calculated 2 months instead of the 60 days the immigration offical stamped on my passport.

What are the consequences if I am asked to produce my passport during this 3 day period?

Would it be more economical for me to try to obtain a visa extension or pay any fine required when i go through immigration at the airport?

Thanks

[Crossy]

Arrest, imprisonment in the IDC, deportation, possible (unlikely) life ban from Thailand, not nice

The fix is simple, since you have a Tourist Visa (60 day stamp) you can nip to your local immigration office and get a 30 day extension for 1900 Baht. QED

EDIT. Fine for overstay is 500 Baht per day. IMHO it's a no brainer, get the extension.

Edited August 5, 2007 by Crossy

[lopburi3]

A three day fine would be 1,500 baht and overstay stamp in your passport. A 30 day extension of stay would cost 1,900 baht and a photo. If you are stopped on overstay by police it could be jail/judge/fine and deportation.

[danmarnj]

Thanks for the help?

I am staying near Ari BTS? Is there an immigration office near the skytrain? Any pitfals i should be aware of?

Thanks again

[lopburi3]

[Thanyaburi Mac]

Thanks for the help?

I am staying near Ari BTS? Is there an immigration office near the skytrain? Any pitfals i should be aware of?

Thanks again

Take the Skytrain down to the Asoke station, go underground to the subway and hop on to the train that says "Hua Lamphong."  Get off at the Lumpini station, up top in the daylight, walk along Sathorn just a bit then either catch a #62 bus to Immigration or take a taxi.

Mac

[danmarnj]

thanks for your help

[danmarnj]

Went to immigration yesterday, bts to sale deng and short taxi ride. Painless experience to get a 30 day tourist extension, they seem to have a good system. Thanks for your help