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How Can I Extend My Tourist Visa in Thailand and When Should I Apply?

Visa Extension Tourist Visa Thai Immigration

Mar 8, 2020

5 years ago

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hi everyone, my daughter and me entered thailand on the 25th february with a one month tourist stamp in samui, with german passport.

we decided to stay a bit longer and want to extend another month at the immigration office in samui -

my question is, how many days in advance (before expiry of first month) can i do the extension and will the extra month be added to have 2 full months, or will the extra month start counting from the day of extending.

many thanks and all thumbs up to this very helpful group!

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The post discusses the process of extending a tourist visa in Thailand. The user asks how many days in advance they can apply for a one-month extension and whether the extension will provide a total of two full months or start from the day of the extension. Comments clarify that the extension can be applied for any time within the current 30-day stay, and the added month will start from the expiry date of the initial stay.

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Adrian *************

If you entered Thailand with a Visa Exempt stamp on the 25th Feb, it 'should' expire on the 25th March (30 days), IF your granted an Extension it will start from the 25th March.

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@Adrian ************

well explained Adrian 👍

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Ellie *******

her stamp must be 25th March. Arrival date is day 1.

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Adrian *************

Min Min, please do NOT PM me here, if you need information Visa related please open a new post regarding your concern, that will allow other members of this group to help you as well, thank you

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Ellie *******

Just be aware sometimes Samui immigration would tell you to come back when you have less than 2 or 1 week left of your admitted until stay, when they are busy. Usually they allow you to apply less than 30days.

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James ***********

Extension will start from the day of current expiry in my expperience

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Robert *******

You can visit the Immigration on any day of your current 30 day stay, the Extension of Stay will be added on your current stay.

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thanks a lot, all questions answered! nice day to you

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Benjamin ******

No. The extra month is added to your current stamp. You can go tomorrow

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Berny *******

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hi Robert thanks for the quick reply, in other words if i'd go on the 10th march, the extension will be one more month from the 10th?

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