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Can I extend my stay in Thailand from 30 to 60 days without a visa?

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Aug 27, 2025

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If I arrive in Thailand without applying for any kind of visa can I extend my 30 days to 60?

Arriving from the UK.

Thanks in advance

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If you arrive in Thailand without a visa from the UK, you will receive a 60-day stamp on arrival instead of the previously assumed 30 days. After this period, you can apply for a 30-day extension at your local immigration office, which will cost approximately 1,900 baht, allowing a total stay of up to 90 days in Thailand.

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Hannah ******************

When you research on Google it still says 30 so I understand your confusing and when I booked my flight with an agent they also told me it's 30

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Lynnette *******

@Hannah *****************

you use UK govt website for more accuracy. Not Google, which shows too many bits of outdated and old info.

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Hannah ******************

how many times can someone come on a holiday if under 30 days?

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Lynnette *******

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you can come on holiday as often as you want, it's up to the immigration officer if they think you're trying to live here using visa exempt.

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Hannah ******************

@Lynnette ******

oh ok thank you

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Lynnette *******

@Hannah *****************

they seem to be cracking down on people who use visa exempt entries of 60 days plus 30 day extensions to stay long term.

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Hannah ******************

@Lynnette ******

I completely understand that

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Max *************

@Hannah *****************

Change agent.I just did a Google search and it says 60 days. 😎

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Hannah ******************

@Max ************

sorry I've just asked my mum whos currently in blue port helping someone with a visa and the peropler they're easily its 30 day entry you can do that 2s in 1 year but therers no 90 days as I've seen some people post

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Lynnette *******

@Hannah *****************

there are visas and there are visa exempt ( no visa) entries for many countries. The 60 days visa exempt can be extended by 30 days to give 90 days in country.

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Sergio *************

Is still the 60 day when enter thailand? They were saying they would change it to 30

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Max *************

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No one said they were going back to 30 days, but it might happen. You never know.

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@Sergio ************

thank you, I thought it had now changed🙏🏻

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Rob **********

Other way around you will get a 60 day visa exempt stamp, and you will be able to get another 30 days extension at your local immigration office for 1,900 baht, giving you a total of 90 days inside of Thailand.

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Paul ******

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cheers Rob I thought it had changed back again, this will make things a lot easier for me. Appreciate you taking the time🙏🏻

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Rob **********

you are welcome, enjoy your holiday in Thailand 👍

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🤦🏻‍♂️

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Pete *******

You get 60 days stamp on arrival and can then extend another 30 days.

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Roberto *********

You get 60 days already without a visa. No need to extend

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Robert *********

Other way .

You arrive and get 60 days ,which you can extend at immigration for another 30

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Tony *********

You will get 60 days from the get go then you can extend extra 30 at 1900baht

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