Do I need a printout of my e-visa or ID copy for a 30-day extension in Thailand?

Visa Extension E-Visa TM30 Thailand Immigration Rules 30-Day Visa Extension

May 23, 2024

7 months ago

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Anyone ever been asked for a printout of e visa or copy of the ID of the people you stay with for a 30 day extension??

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The consensus is that you will need a printout of the visa you used to enter Thailand when applying for a 30-day extension. While a copy of the ID of the person you are staying with is not typically required, it is common to need a TM30 form.

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paper copies of your evisa and your TM30

7 months ago

Bob **********

TM30 print out

7 months ago

Brandon ************

You always need a copy of the visa you used to enter when you make an extension.

You shouldn't need a copy of an ID but you'll possibly need a TM30.

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