Will Thai immigration have issues if parents have DTV stamps but children use Visa on Arrival?

@Steve *******

I got nothing to learn mate I'm here on a retirement visa living in paradise

you Steve Smith where did I say it was for a visa if we getting technical 2 months visa free which can he extended a month. thanks for making me clarify the bleeding obvious

@Travis ******

You need to read my comment about VOA costing 2000 baht for 15 days which is correct. You tried to tell me it was free and 60 days. FAIL! You've much to learn about Thai visas

mate you got issues leave it at that

@Florence ***********

I'm not the OP. But if you're asking me, I have no kids.

@Andrew ******

my understanding is children don’t get penalized for overstays, but that doesn’t mean immigration doesn’t vet their paperwork/expected time in country when arriving. If you have parents who are saying to the immigration officer you will be here for six months and then you are showing that the young kids only have coverage for a much shorter time, won’t that potentially be an issue for entering (even though we know they won’t be fined for overstay later on)?

@John ******

wouldn’t that only be an issue when the overstay takes place?

@Andrew ******

Part of the immigration entry process is for immigration to examine if they believe a person will follow policy/rules or not. If they see that the parents are entering for 180 days, have no onward flights and the kids are entering visa exempt, which allows 60+30 days, they might suspect you plan to overstay the kids and they can start to ask questions.