Problems we help with
- Visa extension refused or revoked
- Overstay and concern about a re-entry ban
- Employer cancelled the work permit suddenly
- Criminal case affecting immigration status
Overstay
Overstaying incurs a fine, and longer overstays or being arrested can lead to a ban on re-entering Thailand for a period set by Immigration. Get advice before going to the airport.
What to send us
- Every passport page with a stamp
- Any notice or order from Immigration
- Employment contract and work permit, if any
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if I have overstayed my visa?
Speak to a lawyer before visiting Immigration. Overstay can bring fines and affect future entry, depending on its length and how it is discovered.
Can a lawyer guarantee my visa?
No. Approval is at the officer's discretion. A lawyer makes sure your file is complete and the facts are presented accurately.
I changed employers — is my visa still valid?
Usually a work-based visa is tied to the employer and must be dealt with within a short window. Contact us before your employment ends.
Send your documents for a lawyer's review
Call 064-2894888 · LINE @THAIL · contact@thailaw-accounting.co.th
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Sources
Reviewed by the legal team at Thai Law & Accounting Services · Last reviewed 4 Oct 2026 · General information, not legal advice for your specific case