Travelling from the uk to Thailand in December, can I apply to the Thai embassy in the uk for a 30 day visa extension making a 60 day visa in oct/ nov before my arrival in December??????
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You cannot apply for a visa extension before entering Thailand. The Thai embassy in the UK only issues visas, such as a 60-day tourist visa, which you can obtain prior to your travel. Extensions must be applied for in person at a local immigration office in Thailand after you have entered the country.
Just get a 60 day tourist visa from the embassy, you can then extend your stay by a another 30 days by applying at the immigration office where your staying giving you 90 days in Thailand
Extentions of stay are applied for in Thailand at your local Immigration Office. The fee is 1900bt. You can apply for a 60 day tourist evisa from the RTE London before you arrive in Thailand.
Yes you apply for a 60 day tourist visa or 6 month multiple entry tourist visa. Each entry can be extended for 30 days. A final tip - don't take anything Steve Greir has to say seriously. The dude is a nut job who advocates breaking immigration laws and looks down on Thais and Cambodians.
No. You can apply for a tourist visa prior to arrival and get 60 days on entry or you just come over with your passport and get a 30 day stamp on arrival. You can extend that once for 30 days at a local immigration office for 1,900 baht (Approx Β£45).
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