Hi I want to apply for tourist visa extension (uk passport, was given 29 days rather than 30 oddly) and just realised I have the wrong TM6 in my passport. It’s stamped June from my prior visit here. I have no idea what happened to the current one, I’d left the old one in my passport and presume the immigration official handed it back with the wrong one in there (doubt I lost it). Point is, having the wrong TM6 does this automatically scupper any visa extension because I don’t have the right paperwork? If you don't have XYZ it's over before you start? Or can is it something that can be sorted out and they can accommodate stuff like this? Curious if anyone else has had this sort of problem or if people have any wisdom on this situation. Taken the extension to the wire so not much time, its monday or I have to jet out the next day, thx!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on extending their tourist visa in Thailand after realizing they have an incorrect TM6 form in their passport from a prior visit. They are concerned whether this issue will prevent them from obtaining an extension. Several commenters clarify that the TM6 form is no longer required, as it has been suspended, and advise the user to go to the local Thai immigration office for an extension.
