What happens if I stay longer than 30 days in Thailand?

What happens if I stay longer than 30 days in Thailand?

Overstaying Your Visa

If you stay in Thailand past the expiration of your visa, you are considered to be “overstaying.” This is illegal and can result in serious consequences.

Consequences of Overstaying

• Short Overstay: If you overstay for a short period, you will have to pay a fine.
• Long Overstay: If you overstay for more than 90 days, you will be deported and banned from visiting Thailand again. The length of the ban depends on the duration of your overstay.
• Immigration Officers: If caught overstaying by an Immigration officer, you may be taken to jail if you cannot pay the fine or have a long overstay.

Fines for Overstaying

The fine for overstaying ranges from 500 Baht per day to a maximum of 20,000 Baht for overstays of 40 days or longer.

Immigration Detention Center

If you have a very long overstay and turn yourself in, you may have to go before a judge in court. The overstay fine is usually waived, and you will be held in the Immigration Detention Center until you can arrange for a flight back to your home country.

Seeking Help

If you have any questions or need specific advice or information regarding overstaying your visa in Thailand, it is recommended to contact the Immigration department in your local area.

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