Can I extend a land border stamp in Thailand for another 30 days?

Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Land Border Stamp Visa Exemptions 30-Day Entry Stamp

Feb 7, 2024

9 months ago

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Wondering if land border stamp is extendable for another 30 days?

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It is possible to extend a land border stamp in Thailand for an additional 30 days. Specifically, the visa exempt 30-day entry stamp can be extended once for another 30 days at a local immigration office.

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Yes

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ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks!

9 months ago

Brandon ************

A visa exempt 30 day entry stamp is eligible for a one time 30 day extension from your local immigration office..

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