Can I extend my 30-day visa on arrival stamp at immigration in Chiang Mai?

Visa Extension 30-Day Visa on Arrival Chiang Mai Immigration Thailand Visa Rules Mae Sai Border Crossing

Jan 28, 2018

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A quick question: Can I extend my 30 day on arrival stamp  for a further 30 days at immigration in Chiang Mai? I got this recent stamp from a border crossing at Mae Sai. Thanks!

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The user asks whether they can extend their 30-day visa on arrival stamp for an additional 30 days at the immigration office in Chiang Mai, following their recent entry through the Mae Sai border.

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