Quick question,I am on my 30 day tourist visa at the moment and was wondering if I fly out to K.L as a visa run do I have to stay the night or spend anytime outside the thai boarder before re entering,to get a new 30 day tourist visa and will it cost me...any information on this would
Be muchly apprated cheers team👍🏻
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The user inquires about the requirements for conducting a visa run to Kuala Lumpur for a new 30-day tourist visa, specifically whether an overnight stay is necessary and the associated costs. A comment suggests considering a visa extension for 1900 baht instead.
actually, in Pattaya I needed all that paperwork for a 30-day extension. It was because I was in an Airbnb and the Airbnb never reported me to immigration when I arrived. Also, there was a fine because I hadn’t been reported. I just went to Bangkok and did it there instead and didn’t need the paperwork or to pay the fine. I guess you can also go into immigration and just act like you’ve been staying in a hotel.
Garrett Greenwald legend Garrett thanks heaps man,it was late in the day I went to to visa office so I’m thinking the certain officer was just trying to get rid of me for the day.One thinks! Muchly apprated for setting the information correct.
Garrett Greenwald so you don’t need Certificate of residence to extend? I said to the immagration officer I am looking to extend my 30 day tourist visa had my passport and stamp and he gave me this lol.
Yer bro,looked into this as I live in Thailand but my landlord is being an uncontactble man at this point to sign off on the paper work needed to get the 30 day extension...also looked into a visa shuttle bus run but they where going to charge me 2000 bht for the trip to satun and another 1000 baht for some reason to stamp back in.
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