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Can I extend my 60-day flight ticket to Thailand by an additional 30 days at immigration?

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Feb 11, 2024
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Eli ******
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I have a flight ticket for 60 days to Thailand. Is it possible to get an additional 30-day extension at the immigration offices in Thailand?
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The post discusses whether a traveler can extend a 60-day flight ticket to Thailand by 30 days at immigration. The community confirms that extensions are possible and highlights the importance of having proper documentation and proof of onward travel, though experiences vary. It’s advised to secure a TR60 visa before traveling to avoid complications with airlines and immigration upon arrival.
Si *****
60 day flight ticket. Wow China Eastern really do take this pi$$ with that layover
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Alma ***************
I am not if I am just lucky Bec I have extended my visa without showing an outbound flight..and even did a border run with no issues..
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Jim ********
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 Extension doesn't require outbound ticket. Never has
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Jan ******************
@Eli *****
 As I understand you’re from Israel. Then you are entitled to have a 30 days visa exemption (free stamp) at the airport when you come. This you can extend with another 30 days at the local immigration where you stay. The formal requirement is that you also show proof of a ticket out of Thailand within the first 30 days even if you not plan to use it. This could just be a cheap bus ticket. If you want 60 days immediately you need to apply for a 60 days tourist visa before you leave.
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Cloana ********
Yes
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Chris ******
If you have problems at airport book a bus ticket nhong khai to Vientiane 12togo buy cheap ticket that's your onward travel proof 😁
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Kevin ********
Could have problems with the airline, I didn’t with Thai airways last month and extended my visa at immigration.

I turned up early enough at the airport so if there were any issues I would have booked a outbound ticket
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Marc ********
@Kevin *******
 Same here in October
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Wayne *********
Yes. But why not apply for TR60 before travel avoid the risks of airlines saying no and save the time going to immigration
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Eli ******
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@Wayne ********
 Let's say the airline approves me, will there be a problem at the airport in Thailand?
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Bart **************
@Eli *****
 unlikely. Immigrations never checks for this.
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Wayne *********
@Eli *****
 every thing and anything depends on the IO that you see on arrival. They decide they want anything and you dont have it they can refuse you entry. Likelyhood due to your ticket is doubtful they would stop you.

To be safe you can always buy a cheap on forward ticket for about $12
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Bart **************
Yes
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Grant *******
that's if the airline lets you board the plane
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Todd *********
Yes. Any immigration office for 30’days more.
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Jim ********
Do you actually mean you've got a 60 day visa?
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 Where did I say there was a 30-day visa? 🤣🤣🤣
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Eli ******
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@Jim *******
 No, I have a flight ticket for a 60 day stay. But the visa is for 30 days. Can I enter Thailand and then get an additional 30 days at the immigration offices in Thailand?
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Kool *******
@Eli *****
 yes you can. If you are staying in Bangkok the first few days you land then you can immediately go out to the Lak Si immigration office at IT Square and get your 30 day extension immediately. You do not have to wait until it is almost expired.
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Jim ********
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 That's a question you have to ask your airline. Immigration don't usually bother, but some airlines deny boarding unless you have an onward journey already confirmed within 30 days.
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Eli ******
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@Jim *******
 Let's say the airline approves me, will there be a problem at the airport in Thailand?
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Jim ********
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 Extremely unlikely.
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Phil ******
@Eli *****
 no but are you on the TR visa or Visa exempt?
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