I've just realised Ayuthuya has an immigration office. Can I extend my visa exemption there? Website isn't working!
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Yes, you can extend a tourist visa exemption at the Ayutthaya immigration office. Users have reported positive experiences with polite and helpful staff there.
Tod and Robert don't live in Ayutthaya. I told you the absolute facts and requirements for the Ayutthaya office, if you are so concerned I suggest going in at 8.30AM tomorrow and asking what they require.
It could be that Ayutthaya Immigration Office is enforcing the address registration which should be done by your hotel or landlord, house owner, or yourself within 24 hours after arrival.
I used this office for several years, I assure you its a requirement, you need a copy of the Thai ID from where you are staying, along with a form filled in by them. The overstay waiver is a nonsense form they will give you there.
I've still not found anything saying it's a requirement for an extension, nor the overstay waiver. Do you mean I just tell them where I'm staying? I'm a normal tourist!
go to Internet cafe check the immigration website and print the forms you need or go to immigration Ayutthaya explain what you want they’ll give you the forms for you honestly/hostel to fill out and bring back. Surly you haven’t left it until the last minute ?
the thread? What youve listed is what I've read elsewhere except I don't have a visa to copy. All the crest I have ready....and I was only asking if it can be do e in Ayuthuya...now I've been properly confused by talk of overstay waivers and needing a landlord to do paperwork...lol
super chill office too, never busy unless you're unlucky and pick the day dozens of monks or students turn up at once. FYI though you need a thai to fill out a form for you and provide their ID card (guesthouse or landlord)
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