Can I extend my Visa on Arrival in Thailand beyond 14 days?

Visa on Arrival Visa Extension Thai Immigration Tourist Visa Thailand Visa Rules

Feb 27, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi guys. I arrived Thailand on 24th Feb and entered on VISA ON ARRIVAL. But I need to stay in Thailand for at least a month for my education purpose. If i go to Thai immigration will they give me visa more than 14 days? or is there any suggestions?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking information on extending their Visa on Arrival, which only allows for a 14-day stay. They are unsure if visiting Thai immigration would provide them with a longer stay. Comments suggest that the maximum extension possible is 7 days for a fee, and alternatively, the user may consider exiting and re-entering the country to obtain another visa.

Muhammad **************

@No ***

I guess its the same info i told you in Van "best of luck"

7 years ago

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ORIGINAL POSTER

thank you. I'm just cross checking info

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Tod *********

Let's ask someone who knows

@Amor****

, can Bhutanese passport holders get single entry tourist visas in Vientiane? They aren't on the list of prohibited countries

7 years ago

Amornrat **********

Bhutan is OK, no problem. Your country has very good relation with Thailand, hence Bhutan is not on the restriction list.

7 years ago

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@Amornrat *********

you information will be greatly appreciate.

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Tod *********

Unless I'm wrong, all you can do is go to the immigration office and get a 7 day application for extension denied stamp for 1900bat. That's the longest they will give you.

Other than that you'd have to exit/re-enter the country and buy another 15 day visa on arrival when you show up.

7 years ago

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ORIGINAL POSTER

thank you very much for the information

7 years ago

Ivan ************

Looks like Bhutan is not on that list so you may be in luck.

7 years ago

Luke ******

You can apply for a tourist visa in Vientiane for example, unless your nationality is from the following restricted countries, in which case you can only apply in your home country.

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7 years ago

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ORIGINAL POSTER

Yes I paid 2000 baht for visa on arrival. But 7 days still seems short for me. Is possible to get tourist visa if I go to another country?

7 years ago

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Tod *********

So when you entered the country you paid 2000baht and were stamped in for 15 days?

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