Hey! We extend our visa but they only allowed 30 more days. Any advice how to stay more than that? (Like going to the frontier, trying another immigration office…)
Thank you!!!
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The original poster is seeking advice on how to stay in Thailand for more than the 30 days allowed by a visa extension. Responses suggest various strategies, including leaving Thailand for a brief trip to a neighboring country (commonly Laos) to obtain a new visa stamp, trying border crossings, and considering different visa types such as educational or marriage visas for longer stays. It's noted that tourist visa extensions for tourists typically allow for one 30-day extension, and alternative visa options are discussed for individuals looking to remain in the country long-term.
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you can also fly out/in for a border bounce if you don’t feel like the drive…Singapore or Malaysia are pretty cheap destinations to border bounce from…Vietnam of its open as well
ohhhh sorry but for a man under 50 think about that
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Alistair **********
If you can get visa exemption then you can just fly to a neighbouring country and then fly back in for 45 more days + another 30 day ext. If you need a tourist visa then Laos is normally a good option to get one (depending on your passport)
Brandon ************
Going to another immigration office won't help. Tourists are only allowed to get one 30 day extension. If you want more time you'll need to leave Thailand and return to get a new stamp.