I'm extending my tourist visa next week, do I need to show a ticket for my onward journey? I'm not sure where I'm going yet. Thanks for any info π
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When extending a tourist visa in Thailand, especially for a 30-day extension at a local immigration office, it is generally not necessary to show proof of an onward ticket. Multiple commenters confirm that no outbound ticket is required for this type of visa extension.
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thanks for this, if I go now for example will the 30 days be added on to my existing days or will they take it as 30 days from now? It short shall I wait a few days before the visa runs out to go? Hope this makes sense and thanks for the reply and information π
, tourism extension is added to your current stamp, which means "top-up", so noβ downside βto applying earlier. If your stamp is remaining less than 30 days, you can go to apply for this extension anytime now.
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