Previously, I have flown into Thailand and received visa exempt stamps which I have extended with ease at IT Square Laksi. I never needed a TM6 or TM30 to do the extension of an exemption stamp.
However, my most recent entry was a land entry using a 60 day tourist visa obtained in Penang. This time I received a TM6 on entry, which I assume I'll need to take to do the 30 day extension.
Can I also confirm whether or not I'll also need the TM30 this time at the Chaengwattana immigration?
Many thanks
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the necessity of providing a TM30 form for a 30-day extension after entering Thailand on a 60-day tourist visa. Previous experience with visa extensions has not required a TM30, and they are unsure if this holds true for their current situation. Comments indicate that while a TM30 may be requested for extensions, experiences vary, with some users not being asked for it despite the TM6 being issued.
They ask for the TM30 when they don't see a current one in their database when they scan your passport bar code. Lots of Airbnbs don't file them, and also when people stay with friends. If there is a current TM30 on file then they don't ask. It's not done randomly.
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