How far in advance can I extend my METV for 30 days at Ko Samui immigration office?

METV 30-day extension Ko Samui immigration visa rules Thailand immigration

Oct 8, 2019

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I have a METV and am wondering how far in advance I can do the 30 day extension at Ko Samui immigration office?

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You can apply for the 30-day extension on your METV at the Ko Samui immigration office between 15 to 30 days before your last day of admission, depending on the office's busyness.

Robert *******

most offices it is between 30 days and your last day of Admitted until, if busy on Koh Samui the immigration office lowers this to between 15 days and last day.

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Thank you!

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