If I get 30 day visa on arrival.... Can I change it in pattaya and get 60 day visa... After 59 days get 30 day extension... Is that possible. Please help..
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The initial question concerns the ability to convert a 30-day visa exemption into a 60-day visa in Pattaya, followed by a possible 30-day extension. Responses clarify terminology, distinguishing between 'visa on arrival' and 'visa exempt entry', and suggest that it is feasible to extend the 30-day exemption at a local immigration office. Additionally, the topic of extending a 60-day tourist visa for another 30 days is discussed, with insight into potential fees and regulations that may change after November 1.
Maya *******
A friend who was in Thailand few months ago said he was extending 60 day's stca time 2000
and that was the COVID 60 day extension. Ends November 26th.
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James ********
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Jeremy ********
We will know more after 1 Nov…you can get a 30 day visa free waiver stamp then for ฿1,900 extension at your local immigration you can extend that for 30 days…who knows if the land borders will be open to apply for the 60 day SETV or a relatively cheap air border to do a fly Out/In for the SETV….wait until 1 Nov to find out
Stuart *********
If you’re talking about a tourist visa you’d get 60 days on arrival and that can also be extended for 30 days.
well they’ve renamed it ThailandPass but it’s pretty much the same thing. We don’t know all the details yet, and no one knows if it’ll actually be live for the 1st November.
Ya they can, I told the embassy even but they said they need work permit, organization has but they said they need my personal and that very difficult to make that's why 😣
that’s if you buy a “tourist visa “ from a embassy before you travel. It’s valid for 90 days from when you apply. You get 60 days on arrival. Cost is something like $40. The cost is a guess.
you get 30 days on visa exemption. You get 60 days with a tourist visa you obtain from the Thai Embassy before arrival.
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Stuart *********
Sorry but semantics matter. You will not be getting a “visa on arrival”. You’d get at a “visa exempt entry”. You can get a further 30 days extension from that at your local immigration office.
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Stuart *********
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