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Can I extend my 30-day visa exemption in Thailand, and for how long?
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Mar 13, 2018
8 years ago
Nigel ******
ORIGINAL POSTERAm I correct in thinking free entry 30 day visa can only be extended 7 days
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around the extension possibilities for the 30-day visa exemption stamp in Thailand. Participants clarify that this stamp can indeed be extended by 30 days for 1,900 baht at an immigration office, correcting a common misconception that only a 7-day extension is possible. Additional insights include mentioning the role of nationality in extension eligibility and other options like visa runs to neighboring countries if more time is needed.
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Pornpatcharanan *************
Extension more 30days in immigration after more 7days and must go out from thailand like visa run to combodia or loas ...
Kris **************
Nope...
30 days can be extended by 30 days. And if you need more time, you can go pay again, and they will then give you an extra 7 days to get the fuck out of their country.
30 days can be extended by 30 days. And if you need more time, you can go pay again, and they will then give you an extra 7 days to get the fuck out of their country.
Sean *************
The OPs confusion may be that...
It used to be only 7 days extensions were given on the 30 day stamp.
But years ago they changed it to 30 day extensions.
It used to be only 7 days extensions were given on the 30 day stamp.
But years ago they changed it to 30 day extensions.
Nigel ******
ORIGINAL POSTERnice clothes smile bow .not a problem.
Jeremy ********
Kiton K-50 suits only in a 3 piece...that should do
Nigel ******
ORIGINAL POSTERI hope your joking mr miller.Armani ok
Jeremy ********
3 piece suit will work
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Nigel ******
ORIGINAL POSTERok thanks and nationality brit
Nic *******
Joy Hassel. Yes you can get a 30 day extension on the 60 day SETV
Tod *********
You will be able to get a 30-day extension on a 30-day Visa exempt entry stamp for 1900 baht at an immigration office
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Tod *********
how about stating your nationality so that people can provide you with the correct answer?
Samui ******
dress nice, act nice, shoes off and calm smile
Samui ******
ok, just walk in naked
Michael ********
The way you dress makes no difference to a 30 day extension in an immigration office.
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Jeremy ********
You can ask for a 30 day extension but, it’s up to the immigration officer if they will give you a 30 day or a 7 day extension...
Shanika ************
You can go to Immigration and get another 30 days for 1,900 bhat
Robert *******
No, there is no 30 day visa and no Extension of 7 days. I guess you mean coming into Thailand without a Visa and use the Visa Exempt Entry for 30 days, this can be extended with another 30 days at any Immigration Office.
Sergey *********
It depends on his citizenship
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