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Can we stay in Thailand for 60 days if we arrive on April 10th with our current visa?
Feb 15, 2018
8 years ago
Christine ********
ORIGINAL POSTERMy partner and I are arriving on 10th April. Note valid to/from. Can any tell me whether we still can stay for our sixty days? Last visa said issue date /entry before.
TLDR : Answer Summary
You and your partner can stay in Thailand for a total of 60 days if you arrive on April 10th, given that your visa is valid for entry. As your visa (entrance ticket) is valid until May 5, 2018, you will be issued an Admitted to Stay stamp valid for 59 days starting from your entry date, making it a total of 60 days. Additionally, you have the option to apply for a further 30-day extension at an immigration office.
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David **********
I have been here over 3 months, it will really depend on which immigration office you deal with for extensions. Generally there is no problem with extensions, 1900 bhat pet 30 day extension, I came over from Melbourne on a 30 day visa,
Duncan *******
Tip - if you dont want to share your passport number you need to cover up all three instances. Also make sure you've got at least 6 months validity left. Im pretty sure M series passports were phased out in 2009.
Kris **************
You can stay 90 days. 60 days plus 30 days extension.
Reiner *********
And you could extend this stay Here for an extra 30 days !
Robert *******
The VISA (entrance ticket) is valid until 5 May 2018. If you enter before this date you will get an Admitted to Stay stamp with a date 59 days later as your day of entry, which count as day nr 1. So a total of 60 days.
Ian ***************
You can enter any day up until 5 May and get a 60-day entry.
Sergey *********
Yes, you can
Christine ********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you so much. Can relax now.
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