Can anybody tell me if when getting the final stamp for the turist visa extension ( which I already paid) it’s required to bring again 2 photocopies of each page and a picture?
Thank you!
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In response to the question about whether two photocopies and a picture are required for getting the final stamp for a tourist visa extension in Thailand, the consensus from community responses is that only your passport is needed. It's clarified that a tourist visa extension is typically a one-step process granting a 30-day extension on the spot. If you have an 'under consideration' stamp, which is related to a Covid extension, you need to return with your passport and the payment receipt on the specified date for the final stamp.
Tod *********
there is no final stamp on a tourist visa extension. A tourist visa extension is a 30 day extension issued on the spot.
What it sounds like you applied for was a 60 day covid extension (you can tell by READING your current stamp and seeing if it says "application for extension under consideration until xxx")
IF you have an under consideration stamp you just go back to the immigration office where you applied for that extension on the date the stamp tells you to with your passport and the blue/green receipt showing you paid the 1900baht. They'll stamp in the extension stamp for free
Oops you are right! Can I go 2 days before?The stamp says June 12 but it’s a Saturday 🤔
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Eugenia *******
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Stuart *********
Are you referring to a Tourist visa extension - which generally is a one step process adding 30 days to your existing stamp or a “Covid extension” which is often a 2 step process where you get an under consideration stamp for 7-14 days and then have to return for the remainder of the 60 days stamp?