How can I extend my stay in Chiang Rai, and where is the immigration office?

Chiang Rai Visa Extension Immigration Office TM30 Thailand Visa Regulations Expats in Thailand

Jan 5, 2024

10 months ago

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Hello

I'm in Chiang Rai now. 

I want to extend my stay 30 days. 

Where is immigration office.

Do I need TM30 ?

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

To extend your stay in Chiang Rai for an additional 30 days, you should visit the immigration office located at the Central Chiang Rai shopping mall. You will need to provide a TM30 form, as it is required for the extension process.

Apple *****

Central Chiang Rai shopping mall. Yes you need TM 30, they will ask for it.

10 months ago

Braulio *********

Perhaps a Google search takes too much effort 555

10 months ago

Brandon ************

The immigration office is at Central Chiang Rai. Easily found with a quick Google search.

10 months ago

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