Can I Get a 30-Day Extension After My SETV Expires on April 14?

Visa Extension SETV Immigration Thailand

Mar 20, 2020

5 years ago

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Quick question. My setv expires april 14. Can I just go down to imigration and get my 30 day extension?

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You can request a 30-day extension for your SETV, but it is advisable to do it at least 45 days before the expiration date if you're in Bangkok. Otherwise, check with your local immigration office for their specific policies regarding visa extensions, which typically cost ฿1,900.

Jeremy ********

If you’re in bkk you can do it 45 days out...if not in BKK check with the local immigration office to see what their policy is on extending visas...cost is ฿1,900

5 years ago

Bryan ********

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@Jeremy *******

ok. So what your saying is 45 days from the time my setv expires I can get the 30 extension stamp?

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