Can I extend a visa obtained at a land border in Thailand?

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Jan 23, 2018

7 years ago

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If I get a visa when I enter at a land border can I get an extension on it?

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If you enter Thailand via a land border, you cannot obtain a traditional visa; instead, you will receive a Visa Exempt Entry that allows for a 30-day stay, which can be extended at local immigration offices for a fee, typically around ฿1,900.

Robert *******

You can only get a Visa at a Thai Consulate or Embassy. At a land border you only can get a Visa Exempt Entry (entry without Visa) for 30 days, max twice a calendar year and can be Extended at local Immigration.

7 years ago

Jeremy ********

Yes ฿1,900 at immigration 30 day stamp

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