How Can I Stay in Thailand for 3 Months on a 60 Day Single Entry Visa?

Visa Extension 60 Day Visa Thailand Immigration

Nov 29, 2019

5 years ago

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How can i stay in thailand for 3 months on a 60 day single entry visa? Can i extend at immigration or can i use my 30 day exempt on arrival ? Im uk citizen

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A UK citizen on a 60-day single entry visa can stay in Thailand for an additional 30 days by applying for a visa extension at a local Thai Immigration office for a fee of 1,900 Thai baht.

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For 1,900 Thai baht the OP can apply for 30 days Extension of Stay at local Thai Immigration office.

Enjoy Thailand...

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5 years ago

Duncan *******

Yes you can extend it for 30 days.

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