How Can I Extend My 30-Day Tourist Visa in Chiang Mai?

Jan 15, 2020

5 years ago

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Just on a regular tourist 30 day stamp. I'm in Chiang Mai and looking to extend for another 30 days. I haven't done this in a while. Is it still at Promenada or Immigration by the airport? Any documentation needed? Korp kun krap

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If you want to extend your 30-day tourist visa in Chiang Mai, you can do so at the Immigration Office near the airport. You'll need to bring your passport with photocopies, including the TM.30 form, and ID photos. The fee for the extension is 1900 baht. Be prepared for some waiting time as well.

Shayne **********

CM Immigration near airport. Passport photocopies(inc TM.30), ID photos, 1900 baht. Time. More time. A little more time.

5 years ago

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