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Can I extend my 30-day visa on arrival and 60-day tourist visa in Phuket?

Visa Extension 30-day Visa on Arrival 60-day Tourist Visa Phuket Immigration Visa Rules in Thailand

Apr 11, 2024

7 months ago

Adriana **********

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to help others out : you can extend both 30 day visa on arrival & 60 day tourist visa easy at phuket old town immigration ! just did it day after arriving with my friends !!!

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Yes, both the 30-day visa on arrival and the 60-day tourist visa can be easily extended at Phuket Old Town Immigration, as shared by the user who successfully extended their visa shortly after arrival. It is important to note that for a 60-day tourist visa, you must wait 15 days before applying for an extension, which can be done when you have 45 days or less remaining.

Steve *******

Jeez thats a long way

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Henrik *****

What should be special about that?

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David **********

Yep same as it has been for a long time nothing has changed.

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Michael ********

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yep i think did my first extension over 30 years ago at saphan hin

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Richard *******

How much did it cost to get the Extension?

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George *************

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all extensions of stay cost 1,900 baht.

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@George ************

thank you 🙏

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

With a 60 day tourist stamp you would need to wait 15 days before going for your extension, as you can apply when you have 45 days or less left.

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Adriana **********

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@Brandon ***********

nope, worked day after arriving here in phuket

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@Adriana *********

then you arrived with visa exempt and were within the 45 day limit already when you arrived.

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Adriana **********

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@Brandon ***********

i came in visa exempt, my friend came in on 60 day and got extended

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@Adriana *********

then your friend was already within the 45 days.

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Adriana **********

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@Brandon ***********

no

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Ruth *******

@Adriana *********

it doesn’t “help others” to advise them to do something against policy because you got lucky.

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Andreas *********

@Adriana *********

then your friend was just lucky, the Immigration officers had a fine day, and thought "let's give both of these guys an extension, so they don't need to come back" . . . . .and by the way: There is NOTHING such as a 30-days visa-on-arrival. It is called visa-exempt entry and you receive a "stay permit" of 30 days

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