Hello all,

i just realized i overstayed for 5 days and would like to know where should i pay the overstaying fine in Bangkok before going to the immigration office to get an extension ( for 60 days TR visa).

"where should i pay the overstaying fine in Bangkok"

At the Bangkok Immigration, but possibly better, leave the country and come back by air (30 days) or land (15 days) if you from the G 7 countries = 30 days, visa exempt stay, than you could extent that stay for anther 30 days at a Thai Immigration.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/645965-extending-a-60-day-tourist-visa-with-2-weeks-overstay-question/

=Extending a 60 day tourist visa, With 2 weeks overstay. Question.=

=MARIO2008= wrote there.

"People with overstay do sometimes indeed simply pay the overstay and then get the extension. The question is how long an overstay will they find aceptable.

Simply go to immigration and try your luck, but be prepared to leave the country the same day if they deny you."

Edited September 22, 201411 yr by ALFREDO

They will let you pay the fine and then do the extension.

Where can i pay the extension NOW in Bangkok (i have never overstayed before and that gets me nervous) ?

Where can i pay the extension NOW in Bangkok (i have never overstayed before and that gets me nervous) ?

At the Bangkok Immigration.

thank you. Where is the Bangkok immigration office located ?

Chaeng Wattana immigration.

Map and info for getting there here: http://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/location1.html

"You can avoid paying any overstay fines by visiting a Thai immigration office and requesting a Thai visa extension."

Is it really true?

http://www.tourismthailand.org/Travel-and-Transport/Travelers-Essentials/Passport-and-Visas

Edited September 22, 201411 yr by galolo

It is correct. If you apply for an extension before going on overstay you can avoid paying an overstay fine.

Also that webpage is out of date. Bangkok immigration moved to it's current location about 5 years ago.

thanks guys!

when you pay the overstay fine (for 5 days), do you get any stamp on your passport stating you overstayed? (this is the first time i overstay)

thanks guys!

when you pay the overstay fine (for 5 days), do you get any stamp on your passport stating you overstayed? (this is the first time i overstay)

Yes. And it does NOT preclude you from, e.g getting a visa, extensions, coming back to Thailand, or anything else.

thanks paz