How Long Can I Extend My Visa on Arrival in Thailand and What Are the Fees?

Visa Extension Visa On Arrival Thailand Immigration

Mar 17, 2020

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If I arrive in BKK on a visa on arrival, 30 days, then go to CW to extend, how long can I extend for, and what are the fees. I am on an Oz passport arriving from Saigon.

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If you arrive in Bangkok on a Visa on Arrival for 30 days and wish to extend it at Chaeng Watthana, you can extend for an additional 30 days. The required documents include your passport, copies of the passport's front page and visa stamp, a filled TM7 form, two photos, and the fee of 1,900 Thai baht. No additional TM30 or TM28 forms are needed.

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For 30 days extension You need ONLY:

-passport

-copy of passport front page

-copy of stamp/visa page

-copy of TM6 form

-filled TM7 form

-two photos

-1,900 Thai baht

You DON’T need to fill TM30/TM28

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