How can I extend my STV visa in Thailand and what documents do I need?

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Jul 14, 2021

3 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hello everyone,

I hope you are all ok during this hard time in thailand.

I would need your help today to know where I can extend my STV visa, and what paperwork to bring I saw Thai immigration only need tm7, 1900 baths, copy passport and some pictures. 

Did anyone processed this extension of visa ? 

I tried calling all the Immigration place I previously went but nothing look good so far

Thank you so much in advance

Wishing you a good day

Adrien

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Adrien seeks assistance on where to extend his STV visa in Thailand and what paperwork is required. He mentions needing the TM7 form, 1,900 THB, a copy of his passport, and some pictures. A comment provides detailed information on the necessary documents for extending the STV visa, indicating that extensions can only be processed at the immigration office where one resides and outlining the specific paperwork required.

Benjamin ******

What immigration office will you use? Assuming you did not enter AFTER July 3rd, you can get a 90 day extension of stay based on STV. You can only get an extension of stay at the immigration office where you reside. Officially, you will need the following documents:

1. Your passport and:

- Copy of the picture "Data" page

- Copy of the TM 6 departure card

- Copy of the STV visa

- Copy of your entry stamp

2. The visa application form that you can get at the immigration office. Some immigration offices want their own form

3. Proof that you stayed at the ASQ (Alternative State Quarantine) showing you completed the ASQ

4. The health insurance showing that you meet the qualitifications. It's the same health insurance that you used to enter Thailand.

5. Either a:

- Rental agreement for a condo showing the rental period with the Thai ID owner OR;

- A prepaid hotel booking with the hotel ID number OR;

- Proof of ownership of a condo

6. 2x Passport pictures

7. 1,900 THB for the application fee

3 years ago

Soulié ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Benjamin *****

Thank you so much for this infos

I currently reside in Bangkok and last time I did extension was last year during covid at a giant but like giant giant building in north of Bangkok

Should I got this same place ?

Thank you so much

3 years ago

Soulié ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Yeah its this one I went last time, alright I also saw that my visa validity is not on the visa sticker but on the stamp on my passport page also.

I want to thank you for taking the time to answer and help me, I feel less stressed now thank you sir

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Soulié *******

You're welcome. PLEASE give a report on how long you were stamped in (and ideally a picture of the stamp). *TECHNICALLY* (and from some reports) you may be stamped in until September 30, but some people are getting stamps beyond September 30th, so you may be stamped past October. I want to know what Bangkok's going to do with an STV, because they are one of the most stricter immigration offices.

AS OF TODAY, there is no appointment system (it's not working) so walk in with the documents.

I'm going to close comments so we don't get a lot of "at my immigration office, we..." responses that are worthless.

If you want comments to be reopen, please send me a message.

3 years ago

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Benjamin ******

@Soulié *******

This is the official requirements for Bangkok for the 90 day extension of stay based on STV. If you can, let us know how it goes and how far out you are stamped.

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Soulié *******

You would go to Changwatanna Counter J I believe (since it's a tourist visa you have)

3 years ago

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