Hi everyone, sorry, this is a long one and, possibly, an unusual question. Not sure if anyone has had similar experiences. I have finally arrived in Bangkok with my dog and have a few days before the onward journey.
Everything went well at the airport, I have my 90 day visa and the dog went straight through. To my shock however, I was told the dog can only stay 60 days!
When I apply for a visa extension, do I have to apply separately for the dog or does she have the automatic right to stay if I do?
I assumed once she had an import license, (which does not mention any time limit) that was it for her and I wouldn't have to do anything else until we eventually left.
Thanks for reading and any help and advice anyone has is greatly appreciated.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks clarification about visa requirements for their dog after being informed at the airport that their dog can only stay in Thailand for 60 days, despite having an import permit. They are uncertain whether the dog needs a separate visa extension when they apply for their own visa extension. Several comments suggest reaching out to pet relocation specialists and sharing personal experiences about similar situations to provide reassurance and possible insights into the requirements.
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