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How far in advance can I pay the 1900 baht to extend my stay in Thailand by 30 days?

Feb 11, 2025
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Alan ********
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How far in advance do I need to pay immigration the 1900 baht to extend my stay 30 days beyond the original 60 days?
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You can typically pay the 1900 baht fee for extending your Thai stay the day you go to the immigration office. However, different immigration offices may have varying rules: some offices, like in Bangkok, may allow payments up to 45 days in advance, while others, such as in Jomtien, only permit payments within 7 days. In general, many offices allow a 30-day advance fee payment.
Jim ********
Most immigration offices allow 30 days before. Some (such as Bangkok) allow 45 days, others (Jomtien) only 7 days
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Marianne ********
You normally pay when you submit your application at the Immigration Office.

How long you have to have left on your current stamp varies.
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Alan ********
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@Marianne *******
I just got here but am planning to stay 3 months with my return flight
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Bill ********
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Alan ********
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@Bill *******
I typo a lot ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™‚๏ธ
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Ant ***********
14 days or less to go

Hua Hin immigration
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Rodney ********
Pay the day you go to immigration
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Wayne *********
Depends on which immigration office your going to they have different rules
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