Flight domestic with 3 days overstay

[Ian1980]

A guest of our Resort will face a 3 days overstay when he will leave from Bangkok, before leave the Kingdom: did he will have any trouble flying domestic with 3 days overstay?

[ubonjoe]

They will not have a problem.

Airlines and airport security only want to see the passport photo page for ID purposes. There are no immigration checks on domestic flights.

[Canceraid]

No really true anymore.....according to a friend  of mine who works at immigration, all passenger lists at various domestic check ins are crossed checked with a database these days as part of a new system they have.....I cannot verify this but only on comments from my friend at Immigration and also from a few people I know working at AOT security.

 

[Ian1980]

So, this guest he no has any possibility to reach Bangkok?

 

[ubonjoe]

20 minutes ago, Canceraid said:

No really true anymore.....according to a friend  of mine who works at immigration, all passenger lists at various domestic check ins are crossed checked with a database these days as part of a new system they have.....I cannot verify this but only on comments from my friend at Immigration and also from a few people I know working at AOT security.

 

I think that has no basis in fact. They certainly would not have access to immigrations database. Perhaps for police arrest warrants or such.

[ubonjoe]

14 minutes ago, Ian1980 said:

So, this guest he no has any possibility to reach Bangkok?

 

No problem. Domestic airlines don't even ask for a passport number do to do a reservation and buy a ticket.

[stevenl]

32 minutes ago, Canceraid said:

No really true anymore.....according to a friend  of mine who works at immigration, all passenger lists at various domestic check ins are crossed checked with a database these days as part of a new system they have.....I cannot verify this but only on comments from my friend at Immigration and also from a few people I know working at AOT security.

 

Since I can check in with any kind of ID, this seems highly unlikely.

[BritTim]

16 hours ago, Canceraid said:

No really true anymore.....according to a friend  of mine who works at immigration, all passenger lists at various domestic check ins are crossed checked with a database these days as part of a new system they have.....I cannot verify this but only on comments from my friend at Immigration and also from a few people I know working at AOT security.

 

I strongly suspect this will turn out to be part of the security checks that airlines have these day, for protection against terrorism and such. As @ubonjoe says, the immigration database is not available outside of immigration itself, and a 3-day overstay is not going to get anyone on a no-fly list.

[Ian1980]

By bus will be a little bit dangerous, right, from Phuket to Bangkok?

 

[Mattd]

Just a thought, has this 'guest' already been to immigration and extended whatever entry he is in Thailand on? (I'm making an assumption that he is some on sort of tourist entry).

Edited June 9, 2017 by Mattd

[Ian1980]

2 hours ago, Mattd said:

Just a thought, has this 'guest' already been to immigration and extended whatever entry he is in Thailand on? (I'm making an assumption that he is some on sort of tourist entry).

He was on normal arrival visa and extend his stay once at immigration

 

[Mattd]

1 minute ago, Ian1980 said:

He was on normal arrival visa and extend his stay once at immigration

 

Oh well, was worth asking!

[Ian1980]

Just now, Mattd said:

Oh well, was worth asking!

Sorry Mattd i dont get your point..

[Mattd]

2 minutes ago, Ian1980 said:

Sorry Mattd i dont get your point..

Well, if he hadn't of extended, he could have and then wouldn't be in an overstay situation.

 

 

 

[JackThompson]

1 hour ago, Ian1980 said:

He was on normal arrival visa and extend his stay once at immigration

For future reference, he could have applied for a 2nd extension at immigration and received "denied" + 7 extra days to leave.  

[stevenl]

21 hours ago, JackThompson said:

For future reference, he could have applied for a 2nd extension at immigration and received "denied" + 7 extra days to leave.  

Since OP is enquiring about taking a bus to Bangkok, the application for the 2nd extension may still be an option.

[Ian1980]

The guy called me yesterday waiting his international flight back home. All went smoothly: Phuket- Don Mueang and after paied the overstay and back home.