Do I need a TM6 to get an extra 30-day stamp in Thailand?

Visa Extension TM6 Thailand Visa Rules 30-Day Stamp Rawai

Aug 18, 2022

2 years ago

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So to get an extra 30days stamp I need to take my Passport and paperwork from where I’m staying. I don’t have a tm6 as it was suspended. Is this correct please. I’m staying in Rawai. Please admin tell me why you blocked this post???

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To obtain an additional 30-day stamp in Thailand, you do not need to present the TM6 form. This requirement has been suspended, so only your passport and relevant paperwork are necessary for the tourism extension process.

James ********

TM6 no longer needed.

2 years ago

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2 years ago

Ellie *******

You should have received your answer already in the feedback.

You don't need to show TM6 for your application for a tourism extension.

2 years ago

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