Do I need to carry 20,000 baht for a 30-day tourist visa extension at Cheang Wattana Immigration?

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Aug 17, 2017

7 years ago

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Hi all, going to immigration Cheang Wattana to get a 30 day tr-visa extension. Just want to know weather to take 20,000 baht with me or not? Not keen on carrying that much but will if I have to. Cheers

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A user inquired whether it's necessary to bring 20,000 baht when applying for a 30-day tourist visa extension at Cheang Wattana Immigration. Comments indicated that it's not required, as the extension fee is only 1,900 baht.

Daniel ************

just pay 1900 thb

7 years ago

Daniel ************

not need ....

7 years ago

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