Can I Extend My 90-Day Visa in Thailand for Another 30 Days?

Det kan jeg ikke huske men hvis du har søgt 90 dages Visa tror jeg nok man får 60 dage og der efter skal man over på immigration og få længe det med 30 dage mere og det koster 1900 bath og så kan jeg ikke huske om man kan forlænge det igen

Anutin has cut access to Thailand by shortening visas so tourists can't avoid Western winters unless they go to Vietnam which they are doing in ever increasing numbers (15% up.)

No, you cannot extend a 90-days Non-Imm-Visa type with 30 more days. You can only get it extended for one year, given you can fulfill the requirements . . . . I think you have a 60-days single entry Tourist Visa, and you are confusing the visa validity (you have 90 days from issue date to enter Thailand) with the admitted stay period, which is 60 days. And you don't extend it with 30 more days on any consulate, but on an Immigration office for 1900 Baht

You are confusing the 90 day validity period of the visa with the 60 day stay that it grants. It does not give you a 90 day stay. Think of your evisa as the equivalent of a gift card to a store that expires in 3 months. This means you can redeem the $60 value of the gift card before it expires. Same idea. The two dates shown on your evisa are the dates the visa was granted and the last date you can use it for your single entry to Thailand. It does not mean you get stamped in uotil the expiration date shown on your evisa

You have a 60 days tourist visa? Or a non immigrant o visa for 90 days?

Length of stay and visa validity period does confuse a lot of people.

120 days. No problem

Yes you can. You are welcome

The 90 days is the time which you have to enter Thailand - you will only get a 60 day stamp which you could extend for 30 days.

If you're over 50, you can get a retirement Visa once in Thailand which will give you the time you want; however, there are many requirements to get that.

So plan accordingly and get flight that is no more than 90 days for leaving if not considering a retirement Visa. You can leave and return under Visa Exemption, either after 60 days or 90 days to get your full 120 day stay (even 150 days if you time it correctly 60+ 30, then 30+30). You don't have to return home, just another SEA country.

It’s a single entry 60 day max stay tourist visa, if you want to stay longer, you can apply at the local immigration office pay B1900 it’s not guaranteed of course but if you were granted a 60 day one, you shouldn’t have a problem just ensure you have proof of onward flight ticket..never over stay either

It's not 90 days it's 60. You have 90 days to enter Thailand then it will be stamped for 60 the dates shown are the start and end in which to use it

It's not 90 days it's 60. You have 90 days to enter Thailand then it will be stamped for 60 the dates shown are the start and end in which to use it

If you have a 90 day visa (non immigrant O?) you can’t extend by 30 days.

I suspect you’ve got a 60 day single entry tourist visa, which can be extended for 30 days for a total of 90.

A single entry tourist visa definitely says 90 days, but this is the time you have to enter the country at which time you get 60 day stay which you can extend at immigration for another 30 days after paying 1900 baht.

That doesnt sound like a 90 day visa? The dates you have are the time you have to enter thailand. Once you enter thailand you will then be stamped in for 60 days if I assume you have a tourist visa i.e. 60 days. You can extend this at immigration before your stamp expires

Us too, hope you have a wonderful time on the land of smiles 555 👍

Do the first 60 then go immigration a day or 2 before the 60 days is up just incase they are busy

Are you sure you got visa for 90, and not 60 days? Which visa you have?

No, the 30 day extension is a tourism extension and 90 day Non-O visas which I assume you have are Non-Immigrant visas, not tourism. You get 12 month extensions by meeting the requirements which usually requires seasoned (2 months) funds in a Thai bank account.