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Can I Extend My 60-Day Tourist Visa in Thailand for Another 30 Days?
Mar 20, 2020
6 years ago
Alex ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello
I'm sorry to bother you with my question.
I have been living in Thailand for over 10 years on a work permit. I recently stopped working at the school I was working at and got a 60 day tourist visa. I still have a little over a month on my 60 day visa. My question is can I still go to immigration at Chang Wattana and get another 30 days. I'm on a USA passport.
I have not left Thailand for 10 years do I still need the Medical Certificate? Is there anything else I might need in addition to the normal stuff.
Thank you for your help ....
I'm sorry to bother you with my question.
I have been living in Thailand for over 10 years on a work permit. I recently stopped working at the school I was working at and got a 60 day tourist visa. I still have a little over a month on my 60 day visa. My question is can I still go to immigration at Chang Wattana and get another 30 days. I'm on a USA passport.
I have not left Thailand for 10 years do I still need the Medical Certificate? Is there anything else I might need in addition to the normal stuff.
Thank you for your help ....
TLDR : Answer Summary
An individual on a 60-day tourist visa can apply for an additional 30-day extension at immigration, specifically at Chang Wattana. Typically, a medical certificate is not required for extending a tourist visa.
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Alex ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you for your quick response...
Benjamin
Benjamin
Benjamin ******
>My question is can I still go to immigration at Chang Wattana and get another 30 days
Yes. I don't think a medical certificate is needed for an extension of stay based on being a tourist.
Yes. I don't think a medical certificate is needed for an extension of stay based on being a tourist.
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