Hello...
Question about SETV.
After 30 days extension, is it possible to get an extra 7 day extension (technically extension deny) at Immigration Office?
In special way, someone have direct and recent experience at Samui Immigration?
Confused infos about it (as usually happens in Samui)...
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post inquires about the possibility of obtaining an additional 7-day extension at the Immigration Office in Samui after already extending a SETV for 30 days. The comments clarify that while an official extension can be denied, one can pay a fee (1900 Baht) for this processing and receive a 7-day 'extension denied' stamp, which allows for an additional week in Thailand.