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Dec 31, 2017

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Hey guys, I tried searching but I couldn’t find this: can my husband go with our passports to get a 30 day extension or do we all need to go? Also, what documents are needed for a 3 day extension?

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To obtain a 30-day extension in Thailand, all family members must be present, and each person must bring their passport. The standard fee for extensions is 1900 baht. Required documents include passport copies (data page, visa page, and entry stamp), a TM.6 departure card, a filled TM.7 form, a passport-sized photo, and payment. Additional specifics may vary by location, so it’s advisable to check local guidelines.

Charlotte *******

If you are doing this in CNX you need to have the bigger photos. There’s a shop that does them at Promenada next to the ticket queue. It’s disappointing to find this out when you get to the front of the queue and get sent away!

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Tod *********

well spotted

, (y) I forgot the Chiang Mai immigration office is squirrelly about the photo size and background color :O

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Tod *********

ALL extensions of stays inside the country are 1900baht no matter the amount of time they're issued for.

You go in person to get them.

documentation varies according to the office you're going to but you will definitely need

copies of:

-passport data page

-current visa

-entry stamp

-TM.6 departure card

a filled out TM.7 and a passport sized photo

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Dianne *****

Need a photocopy of your passport page which has your photo and other details on it plus a photocopy of the page of your passport that has the visa exempt entry stamp on it and a photocopy of your departure card. In addition to a passport photo and 1900 baht

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Lauren **********

Canadian, 6month multiple entry tourist visa...need more info on 7day extension. Still have to pay 1900 baht?

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Tshegofatso *********

You all need to go and passports are required always when you at the immigration.

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

there is 7days or 30days , depending your visa, visa excemption, passport ---

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

a picture and 1900 thb

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Katie *******

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Yes. We’re doing 30. Any idea on requirements?

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

all need to go

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