How can I extend my stay in Thailand after 180 days on a Korean passport?

Sep 13, 2023
a year ago
Helen ****
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Hey guys !

I just wanna ask you guys that my passport is Korea and I've stayed in Thailand 180 days . I would like to extend more days , what should i do ? If someone knows well about this please let me know ! Thank you very much ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป
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A user on a Korean passport has been in Thailand for 180 days and is seeking advice on how to extend their stay. Comments suggest that the ability to extend depends on the current visa or entry stamp. If on a 90-day bilateral agreement, they may need to leave and re-enter Thailand, and could face issues accessing the country again without a long-term visa.
Michael *******
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Brandon ************
Just knowing where your passport is from isn't enough.

What type of entry stamp or visa are you on?

If you're on the 90 day bilateral agreement you don't qualify for an extension and will need to leave and re-enter Thailand to get additional time. But if you've already been in Thailand 180 days you may experience problems trying to return without a long term visa, as it appears you are trying to live in Thailand without a long term visa. You may be questioned at the airport and asked to show multiple things, and could potentially be denied entry.
Helen ****
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@Brandon ***********
thanks for your information ๐Ÿ™๐Ÿป
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