How far in advance can you apply for a visa extension?
Is there a minimum or maximum amount of days prior to expiration?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
You can typically apply for a visa extension in Thailand 30 to 45 days prior to expiration, depending on the immigration office. Most offices allow 30 days, while specific locations like Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket may offer a 45-day period. It's advisable to call your local immigration office to confirm the exact guidelines as they may vary based on location and type of visa.
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Also the waiting times can be long. I did mine last time in a smaller town called phitsanulok. I was the only one there at the immigration...
Stuart ********
I just renewed Mine in Bangkok got 60 day's
Hamid *******
Just go one week before
Garrett ***********
Most offices 30 days, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket are 45 days.
Eric ********
I am at the immigration office (south Thailand) now, and after checking they told me that the compulsory insurance cover increase is yet to be completed .. ๐คจ
either the 30 day extension or the covid extension.
I came in to Phuket but would need to go to Bangkok immigration before my visa expires at the end of the month. Just wondering how much earlier we can go, and if the new visa still starts from the original expiration date (regardless of when we go to get the new stamps...)