What you need for the Thailand - Cambodia Border Immigrations (Episode 3)
After four and a half hours, the train was nearing the border – you’ll know without checking your phone, as there are border gates with traditional steeples or roofs visible from a distance. Soon, the train stopped, and everyone disembarked. The immigration office was right next to the railway station. The Thai side of the border was quite well-equipped – there were small, good restaurants, ATMs, and most importantly, a Seven-Eleven. I went directly to immigration because I was eager to leave Thailand, as my 14-day visa-free stay had already expired. Following the sign that read “Passport Control and Departure,” I headed up to the second floor. Exiting Thailand was quite straightforward - you simply hand your passport to the officer, and they stamp it. In my case, I had overstayed by one and a half days, so I needed to pay a fine of 1,000 THB. As a rule, there’s a fine of 500 Baht per day for overstays, up to a maximum of 20,00...