Got a friend arriving with a uk passport and wants to stay for 45 days. She will get 30 days on arrival i believe. How dies she get an extension for the other 15 days? Will be living in Hua Hin.
Grateful for advise.
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A UK passport holder arriving in Thailand can initially stay for 30 days, but to extend her stay by an additional 15 days, she can apply for a 30-day extension at the local immigration office in Hua Hin, either at BluPort Mall or the main office. The extension costs 1900 baht and requires proof of accommodation, such as a hotel booking. It's important to note that she is allowed one extension on her entry stamp. Alternatively, she could consider applying for a 60-day visa online before arriving.
Nick **********
I would get 60day setv online evisa.that way the airline staff cannot refuse..But in the past i have done same 30visa exempt and qued at immo for extension..personally 60day single entry £30 is best option
Russell ********
She can buy an evisa for 60 without complications whilst in the Uk.
Or do the paperwork and pay the fee whilst here for the 30 day extension to her 30 day visa exemption.
Steve ********
Go to immigration in blueport and get 30 day extension for 1900 baht with proof of hotel stay from hotel TM30 I think
Kevin ********
I think this can be done downstairs at the Bluport shopping centre immigration office
David **************************
check with airline they will let them on if its a 45 day return ticket,as they may refuse if they do not have a visa to cover the extra 15 days,if theyve got a bit of time left before they leave uk do the online evisa ,saves the hastle of going to immigration when they get there. £30
Bob **********
Go to local immigration 1900 baht for 30 days
Tod *********
she goes to the Hua Hin immigration office (either BluPort Mall or the main office) and applies for a 30 day extension for 1900baht.
She's allowed ONE 30 day extension on her 30 day entry stamp. It costs 1900baht.
This is a general list of what she can be required to show as far as documentation, it is NOT the Hua Hin specific list it is a general one.
She does not have to wait for her current stamp to expire to go apply for the extension because the 30 days is added to her expiration date
Simon **********
Go to immigration and get a 30 day extension 1900THB
John **********
Go to the local immigration office and apply
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