Can I Get a 30-Day Extension at Chiang Mai Immigration Currently?

30-Day Extension Chiang Mai Immigration Thai Visa

Mar 17, 2020

5 years ago

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Hi folks - can we still get a 30 day extension at Chiang Mai immigration, giving the current circumstances? 

I did a border run yesterday at Mae Sai, but would like to extend asap. I already have two extensions in my passport though, one from a previous Mae Sai border run and one from flying in. Thanks for any insights!

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Users confirm that it is still possible to get a 30-day extension at Chiang Mai immigration despite current circumstances, with positive experiences shared.

Jitse ***********

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Thanx a lot! 😊

5 years ago

James ********

Yes

5 years ago

Daniel ************

yes you can -

5 years ago

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