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How can I extend my 60-day visa in Thailand if I've lost access to my e-visa proof?
Feb 21, 2024
2 years ago
John **********
ORIGINAL POSTERTried to extend my 60 day visa but can’t access my bt to open mail to show proof by down been told I have to show but it says e visa on my passport the day I entered
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The individual faced challenges in extending their 60-day visa due to inability to access their e-visa documentation for proof. Community members advised that it is essential to present the entry visa when seeking an extension. Assistance was provided by a friend who helped retrieve the necessary documents. Discussions included tips for handling similar situations such as always keeping copies of e-visas and accessibility to email for important documents. Ultimately, the individual successfully obtained their visa extension.
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Nongnuch ********
when Immigration sees the 60 days stamp you received upon entry, they have every right to know that you entered with a 60-days tourist visa. There is not other visa with which you get stamped in for 60 days. So I guess you can visit Immigration and apply for the one-time 30 days touristic extension, regardless of the "visaclass" showing "e-visa"
John **********
ORIGINAL POSTERI ve sorted it and have extension thank you
Nongnuch ********
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Nongnuch ********
in the best case, they will issue the extension, and in the worst case they want to see the printed tourist visa
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Mark *********
I want to retire in Thailand soon how do I get a visa and bank account to live in Thailand
Graham ******
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For the Visa check the website for the Thai Embassy/Consulate in the country you reside in. For the bank account it will be persistence whsn you get here, try every branch (not every bank).Mark *********
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Mark *********
Thank you
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John **********
ORIGINAL POSTERJust need someone to help me access my emails
Graham ******
Lesson to everyone - download the PDF file to your phone and print and keep at least one copy
Christopher *************
Take a printed copy with you.
John **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Christopher ************
yep I can’t copy Chris cos my provider is down so can t open the page I had a printed one but immigration took it on entering and didn’t give it back but I got in touch with my friend who did my application and luckily he was available and sent it to my mrsChristopher *************
Always have at least 2 copies of an e visa as others may need a copy? Happy you got it sorted though.
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John **********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you admin just sorted it
John **********
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you brandon my provider is down so can t open my email luckily i got in touch with the friend who did my paperwork and he has just sent to my message
Brandon ************
Yes, having the visa you entered with is a requirement for an extension. You either need to get into your e-mail and download and print the PDF they sent you. Or you may be able to go into the e-visa system and login and print it from there.
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