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What are the current fees and procedures for tourist visa extensions at Bumrungrad Hospital?
Bumrungrad HospitalVisa ExtensionTourist VisaThailand ImmigrationVisa Fees90 Day ReportingExpat AssistanceBangkok Immigration Services
Dec 16, 2017
8 years ago
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERATTENTION MEMBERS:
I just had someone who went to Bumrungrad Hospital for their tourist visa extension let me know that they raised the service charge to 800 baht.
That is in addition to the 1900baht they charge for 30 day extensions.
You can get a 30 day extension on visa exempt or tourist visa entries there on Saturday from about 9 to noon, BUT you should call and make an appointment.
They don't like walk ins.
FWIW: They have not increased the fees they charge to do a 90 day report for people. They still charge 600 baht for that. You need to drop off your passport and then pick it back up a few days later.
I just had someone who went to Bumrungrad Hospital for their tourist visa extension let me know that they raised the service charge to 800 baht.
That is in addition to the 1900baht they charge for 30 day extensions.
You can get a 30 day extension on visa exempt or tourist visa entries there on Saturday from about 9 to noon, BUT you should call and make an appointment.
They don't like walk ins.
FWIW: They have not increased the fees they charge to do a 90 day report for people. They still charge 600 baht for that. You need to drop off your passport and then pick it back up a few days later.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The service fee for extending a tourist visa at Bumrungrad Hospital has increased to 800 baht, in addition to the existing 1900 baht for a 30-day extension. It's recommended to schedule an appointment, as walk-ins are not favored. The 90-day reporting service still costs 600 baht, requiring two visits to drop off and pick up the passport. The discussion also touches upon the availability of similar services in Chiang Mai and additional locations for visa processing in Bangkok.
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Terary **********
Tod -- I live in BKK - I can go there for exension to my Tourist Visa?
Terary **********
45 minutes beats 4.5 hours any day. Unless its a massage or something like that.
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERthey are open from 9 to 12 on Saturday for extensions. You call the number in the link I provided and get on the list. A person did an extension last week and it took them about 45 minutes.
Terary **********
How long does it take? Is it the same long line half day experience as the immigration office?
Bobin *****
Yes. Just remember, youll be paying a premium. 1900 visa extension fee plus 800 service charge.
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Jason *******
Any place like this in Chiang Mai?! Oh-so-tired Of the
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day / 6 hours waiting Visa extensions 😕Dew *****
VISA is a big sector of Thai economy
Bobin *****
Wholeheartedly agree, especially being a tourism heavu industry.
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Bobin *****
Just to clarify, the hospital charges 600 baht for the 90 day reporting trips. Correct?
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERcorrect (y)
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Jim *******
No one pays for 90 Day reporting
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an excuse to visit nearby sites?Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI dunno why
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, :/ especially seeing as you have to make TWO trips to the hospital, one to drop off your passport and one to go back and pic it up a few days later :(Jim *******
Do it by mail or online. Why pay?
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@J**
, if you go to Bumrungrad Hospital and have them do your 90 day report for you, believe me you pay 600 baht. Otherwise you are correct you can slog out to Chaengwattana and file your 90 day report on your own for free. ;)
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Dario **********
Ah, Bumrungrad... I live a few hundred meters away, and have had surgery and 'scrips filled there (they will write for anything and everything, by the way) but they are, indeed, pricey. And they don't care for walk-ins. On visas or any other service. But.... Talk about quality care? Wow.
Dario **********
Like.... how? Speaks for itself, no.
Bobin *****
Related to written prescriptions, can you elaborate on "write for anything and everything" ??
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Robert ********
Convenient and still a bargain!
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTERThis is the place in Bumrungrad that does the extensions and 90 day reports for people.
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Harri **********
What other areas in Bangkok can one go to to make extensions and 90 day reports?
Tod *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROnly the main immigration office out at Chaengwattana Road
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Robert *******
And do you have the phone number, to make it easy for the readers or to avoid lots of questions.
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