How can a UK citizen extend their stay in Thailand after entering on a visa exemption?

Visa Extension Thailand Visa UK Citizen Immigration Office BKK Pattaya 30-Day Visa Exemption

Oct 13, 2019

5 years ago

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Looking for advice please. UK citizen. Entered via BKK on 30 visa exemption. Would like to extend stay if possible. Currently in Pattaya. Any any advice welcome. Thank you.

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A UK citizen who entered Thailand via Bangkok on a 30-day visa exemption can extend their stay by visiting the local immigration office. It is possible to obtain a 30-day extension for a fee of 1900 baht at the immigration office in Jomtien, Pattaya.

William *********

You can get 30 day extension at immigration in jomtien 1900 baht

5 years ago

Kathy ********************

Go to the local immigration office and pay the 1900baht.for the 30 day extension

5 years ago

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