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How can I extend my stay in Thailand for 3 months after my current visa expires?

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Dec 26, 2023
a year ago
Christophe *********
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How to get 3 months visa?

I ve been in Thailand since 1st january 2023 with Ed visa.. I had to go to vietnam few days this december, when I came back I got 30 days visa until 17th january (tourist)...

I have to stay in thailand until 15th march...so if you know how to do... thx 🙂
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To extend your stay in Thailand for three months from your current 30-day tourist visa, consider the following options: 1. Request a 30-day extension at your local immigration office. 2. For further extension, exit Thailand (a 'border run') and re-enter with a new tourist visa. Alternatively, apply for a 60-day tourist visa from a neighboring country, which can also be extended by an additional 30 days.
Graham ******
Do you have a Thai wife or a Thai child or are you over 50? If all of the answers are no you cannot stay in Thailand until 15-Mar without doing one more border bounce.
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Christophe *********
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Thx all
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Christophe *********
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I will renew 30 or find a school
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Christophe *********
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@Graham *****
 no wife
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Dani *********
Who remembers the good old days. When these questions were sorted in under 2 minutes in a bar with a beer
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Kilie *******
We applied for a 60 day visa in phnom penh and extended it by 30 days in bangkok.
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Aake **********
Go back to Vietnam and apply for a 60-day tourist visa
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@SteBu *****
 then you get 30 days not more in extension
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SteBu ******
There is no thing like a 3 months Visa. Get a TR and do an extension cord
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Luc ********
@SteBu *****
 non o visa 90 days…
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John **********
You can extend your current entry by 30 days at your local immigration office then you have to leave Thailand and re-enter but with your history I'd recommend you use a border run company to do that.
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@John *********
 yup extend 30 day amd border bounce by land. They didn't say anything to you when you flew back after the ed visa? I am on the same boat.
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Christophe *********
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@Us ****
 they just said... you have no visa?... i answered... no, I will study again...
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@Christophe ********
 ah thank you
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@Us ****
 Dont come in by boat! 😂
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