Can I extend my visa exempt 30 days in one province and after extend again 30 days in other province?
And do I also have to extend my health insurance and show onward flight? Thanks ๐
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TLDR : Answer Summary
A visa exempt entry in Thailand can only be extended once for an additional 30 days at the immigration office in your current province. After that, no further extensions are allowed, unless specific covid-related extensions are available. Additionally, extending a visa exempt entry does not require extending health insurance or proving onward travel.
So a visa exempt entry can only be extended ONE time for an additional 30 days.
Currently there are "60 day covid unable to travel extensions" that is a separate extension from whatever visa you are or where on. The only extensions that require you to use the same office twice are yearly extensions of stay, or extensions where you're given an initial "under consideration stamp" and told to return in 15 days.
Finally, No. Visa exempt entry, tourist visa, or covid extensions do NOT require health insurance or onward proof of travel to extend.
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