Can I Get a Visa on Arrival and Extend My Stay in Thailand?

Visa Exempt Entry Thailand Immigration Visa Extension

Dec 4, 2019

5 years ago

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Hallo everybody, 

I live in The Netherlands and i'm gone travel to Thailand. I'm gone stay for 60 days in Samui. Can I get a on arrival visa, and then extend it for another 30 days in Samui?

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A traveler from the Netherlands can enter Thailand under visa exemption for 60 days and can extend this stay for an additional 30 days at the local immigration office for a fee of 1900 THB.

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No. You can get a visa exempt entry and can extend that at the local immigration office for 1900 THB.

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