Overstaying in Thailand costs THB 500 per day up to THB 20,000. Overstays above 90 days lead to a re-entry ban of 1–10 years when surrendering at departure, and 5–10 years if arrested. Removing or reviewing a ban is possible only in limited cases through a petition to the Immigration Bureau, supported by strong evidence.
How it works
- Check status and travel history
- Assess options
- Gather supporting evidence
- Plan departure and fine payment
- Prepare a petition if grounds exist
FAQ
- Will a 1–2 day overstay get me blacklisted?
- No ban applies under 90 days when you surrender, but the fine is payable.
- Can a blacklist be removed?
- Only in limited cases; we prepare a complete petition but cannot guarantee results.
- Can I extend while overstaying?
- Generally the fine must be paid first, at the officer's discretion.
Service fees: please contact our staff for a quotation.