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Can I extend my non-B visa on the day before it expires and how can I make an appointment for immigration?

Visa Extension NON-B Visa Thailand Immigration Chaengwattana Visa Appointment

Sep 9, 2021

5 years ago

Sasha *************

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Hello everyone, 

I’ve never gone to do my visa extension by myself before, and the time has come. But I’m not sure about a few things and hope you can help: 

1) If I have my non-b visa until the 16th of September, can I go to extend it on the 15th of September? 

2) Can I make an appointment at the immigration at the moment and just come at a specific time, I think that was a thing before? If so where can I find a link to do that? Or I have to go there and wait in line? 

Im extending my visa in Chaengwattana Bangkok. 

Thank you very much in advance!

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The user is seeking guidance on extending their non-B visa in Thailand. They ask if it's possible to extend their visa on its expiration date and if they can make an appointment at immigration to avoid waiting in line.

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Benjamin ******

> If I have my non-b visa until the 16th of September, can I go to extend it on the 15th of September?

You can, but I highly recommend NOT waiting for the last moment, just in case you need extra documents. You can renew up to 45 days ahead.

>Or I have to go there and wait in line?

It's first come, first serve.

You are extending a one year extension of stay based on employment, correct?

5 years ago

Sasha *************

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Okay I got it, I will go early just in case. Thank you for the help!

5 years ago

Sasha *************

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@Benjamin *****

thank you so much for your answer!

5 years ago

Chelsea ********

You will need most of the documents (proof of employment, gps/map location of your house (or the school/place of employment), various signed letters of proof from your employer) to be written in Thai (and some, such as your contract in both English and Thai) .....

Do you have all of the required paperwork already that you know of??

5 years ago

Sasha *************

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@Chelsea *******

yes I do, my workplace prepared everything already, but this year they say because of Covid we have to go by ourselves

5 years ago

Chelsea ********

@Sasha ************

ooookay

Depending on your immig. Office, they might "need" a Thai person with you ...

Definitely suggest you go in the next week or so....

That way, as mentioned, if there's a problem they'll give you time to organize the solution.

5 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Chelsea *******

>Depending on your immig. Office, they might "need" a Thai person with you ...

Not for Changwattana

5 years ago

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Benjamin ******

Sasha *************

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@Benjamin *****

yes correct

5 years ago