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Can I extend my 60-day tourist visa for an additional 30 days at immigration in Thailand?

Visa Extensions 60-Day Tourist Visa Thailand Immigration Visa Rules Visa Policies by Nationality

Dec 12, 2024

a year ago

Benjamin **********

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Hi, can I extend my 60 day tourist visa for 30 more days at immigration?

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Yes, you can extend your 60-day visa for an additional 30 days at a Thai immigration office for a fee of 1900 Thai baht. However, eligibility for the extension may vary depending on your nationality; certain passport holders from countries like Sri Lanka, India, and Nigeria may face restrictions.

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Bob **********

Yes

a year ago

Akim ******

Yes

a year ago

Yaowalak ********

sure

a year ago

Benjamin **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you guys!

a year ago

Greg ******

Yes

a year ago

Graham ******

Probably yes but pPassport holders from Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Nepal, Togo, Nigeria and Uganda cannot get the regular 30 day tourism extension.

a year ago

Peter ***********

Yep no Problem

a year ago

James ********

YES if you are a passport holder from Austria.

You entered Thailand Visa EXEMPT ENTRY... that's 🚫 NOT a tourist visa you bought in your home country.

You received 60 days stamp on arrival into Thailand and that can be extended for 30 ADDED days at your local Thai Immigration office for 1900 Thai baht.

a year ago

James ********

These are the common found requirements for the 30 days extension of stay at your local Thai Immigration office.

Be sure to have a TM30 address registration on file with Thai Immigration.

The 30 days are ADDED to your current ending date of your stamped stay.

a year ago

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Alain ***************

Yes. Unless the officer says no. I’m not working for immigration but have done this in the past

a year ago

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Alain ***************

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