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What are some options for extending my stay in Thailand after my tourist visa expires?

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Mar 4, 2018
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Eric **********
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Hi guys I have an urgent question and would be happy if someone could help me. My tourist visa 60+30 days will be expired end of march and I would like to find a way to stay another 3-6 months in Thailand. The 6 months visa is not an option, as I checked already. Maybe some Visarun could help me? Does anyone has some cheap and easy solution for me? Thx in advance.
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User seeks advice on extending their stay in Thailand beyond the expiration of their tourist visa, which allows for a total of 90 days. Suggestions from the community include doing a visa run, applying for a new tourist visa at a nearby Thai consulate or embassy, and alternative options like education visas. The community also discussing agencies that can help with visa runs.
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Terary **********
If you never want to come back to Thailand, don't mind spend a night or two in jail and paying a hefty fine - You can just overstay.

Or do a visa run or 2.
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Жанна ************
Education visa
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Steve *******
Repeat the 60 + 30 proccess once for 90 days and twice for 180. SETVs are avaliable at every Thai consulate/embassy in the region.
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Robert *******
I know one in Krabi, not very helpful if you stay at Chang Mai.
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Ian ***************
From where to where? In most cases easy and cheaper to do it yourself.
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Eric **********
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I pm you thx
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Eric **********
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You guys know some visa run agency ?
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Tod *********
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is probably the most well know and trouble free visa run company in Bangkok.
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Cameron ********
Meesuk agency. 5500baht and youre fed and out in a hotel. After you pay that 5500 you wont need to spend a cent
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Robert *******
You can buy a NEW tourist Visa at any Thai Consulate or Embassy. Cheap and easy depend on where you stay, choose a country near you.
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Ian ***************
Go to a Thai consulate in Laos, Malaysia, Cambodia, etc. get another tourist visa.
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