Question, I am leaving for Thailand in May till June on a 60 day Visa, but I am going to apply this week for it. Is that too early? I only have a small window to apply since I am in college. Could I just show them the airport itinerary and they could set the time to a closer date? If that doesn't work, could I just ask for an extension once I land in the airport? If that's the case how much is it?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires if applying for a Thai visa two months prior to travel is too early, whether they can show an itinerary to adjust the visa dates, and the possibility and cost of extending the visa upon arrival. Responses indicate that a tourist visa is valid for three months from issuance, allowing entry before the specified date. Alternatives like applying by post or getting a visa on arrival for US citizens are suggested. Extensions are available once in Thailand but require visiting an Immigration office before the visa expires.