Do you have to exit Thailand before your 60 day tourist visa expires in order to extend for 30/45 days or can i extend without exiting ?
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You can extend your 60-day tourist visa in Thailand for an additional 30 days without exiting the country. However, the immigration application will require proof of onward travel, which may complicate matters if your onward ticket is booked beyond the 60 days. It is emphasized that if you leave Thailand, you would lose your initial visa stamp and would not be able to extend it.
Rob *******
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The reason i ask is i want to extend a tourist visa without exiting but the visa application asks for proof of onward travel, i am unsure if i can obtain my visa if my onward travel is after 60 days (yes i know about onward ticket)
Never heard of anyone being rejected, but if you're unsure simply book a fully-refundable ticket with any airline. SIA is probably best as you will get fast refund
i seem a post on here of someone saying either their airline or immagration refused it
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Phil ********
Your visa application should show onward travel within 60 days.
Your airline is likely to check this as well.
If you get a 60 day TR visa, do print it out, you'll need it when first arriving in LOS and you'll also need to show it to obtain your 30 day extension.
One 30 day extension is allowed with the 60 day visa, it costs 1900 baht, done at Chaengwattana, counter J.
i want to know if there is a way without using it because if my airline asks for proof when boarding i wont have any & will get refused entry,its too risky