Can I extend my visa for 30 days in Chiang Mai, and what is the process?

Chiang Mai Visa Extension Thailand Immigration 30 Day Extension Visa Rules Admitted Until Date

Feb 17, 2019

6 years ago

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To Steve Ryan about your question about 30 days extension in Chiang Mai: you can extend at Chiang Mai immigration 45 days before the Admitted Until date in your passport, not before, not "at any time" (I asked there). As usual, the 30 days are added to this date.

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You can extend your visa 30 days at Chiang Mai immigration, starting 45 days before the 'Admitted Until' date in your passport. It's important to note that extensions cannot be made earlier than this timeframe.

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Thanks Eric that is an important detail

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