Holding a tourism stamp/sticker visa (not visa on arrival), in order to apply for an 30 days extension, do I need to ask the accommodation room host to register my information to some official website within a required period? I do not see this from Thai immigration official website, but last year, the owner of the house I stayed registered and print a paper for me to carry to the immigration office. If yes, anyone knows the website address, and which period of time that I should be registered? Many thanks in advance!
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To apply for a 30-day extension on a tourism stamp/sticker visa in Thailand, it's generally required that your accommodation is registered within 24 hours of your arrival. Your landlord should handle this process, and they can register your information on the official immigration website. The link to the registration site is https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn24online/.
Bangkok Immigration does not ask for a copy that the address is registered for Extension of Stay on Tourist Visa. But you can give the link to your land lord, always better to register.
Thanks Robert! So I still need my lanlord to register. If no registration, do you think it will be no extension? And actually already beyond 24hours, so probably need a filling time within 24h, correct?
Thanks James, so TM6 and TM7 can be filled in the office, correct? They have nothing with any formal website registration of my information as a foreigner traveller?
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