Can I Extend My METV for an Additional 60 Days if I Enter on the Last Day?

Dec 20, 2019

5 years ago

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Hello, I have a question about METV. 

If I enter the last day of my visa, will I get another 60 days? 

And can I extend of 30 days on this last entry?

Total: 6 months + 60 days + 30 days 

Thank you all!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The community confirms that entering Thailand on the last day of your METV allows you to stay for an additional 60 days and you can further extend this stay for 30 days, effectively totaling up to 9 months if timed correctly.

Stuart *********

Yes. That’s how a 6 month visa can turn in to a 9 month one if you time it correctly.

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

Yes

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