How can I extend my 45-day Visa exemption in Thailand as an Australian?

Apr 23, 2023
2 years ago
James ************
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Visa/Visa exemption advice please (I'm In Bangkok)…..any help greatly appreciated.

I’m Australian and arrived in Thailand on the 45-day Visa exemption. Now I wish to extend my stay in Thailand. From what I have read I can extend one time for another 30 days by going directly to immigration? Can anyone confirm this and let me know which forms/paperwork I need? Thank you so much.

By the way, I have searched myself and found some conflicting advice which is why I am posting here. Keyboard warriors/trolls…. I know you may be having a crap day but try to scroll on if you can’t help.

Cheers all :)
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An Australian traveler currently in Bangkok who entered Thailand on a 45-day Visa exemption is seeking advice on extending their stay. They mention they read that it's possible to extend for an additional 30 days at immigration and are asking for confirmation along with information on required paperwork. A comment confirms the necessary documentation includes the TM7 form, a passport photo, and photos of the passport's data page and stamp.
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John ********
Tm7 form, passport pic, photos of passport cata page and stamp
Graham ******
Marno Grobler No, only one tourism extension per entry is allowed. If you've just done a border bounce you can get the extension once.
James ************
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@John *******
cheers John
Ellie *******
@James ***********
, you may or may not be asked for TM30 receipt. better to bring it
James ************
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@Ellie ******
thank you
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