I'm going to Thailand march for 45 days. But iv just relized that I'm over the 30 days period. So what forms will I need to take to the Thai embassy to get an extension to 45 days. Thanks if anyone can help ๐
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The user is seeking advice on extending their stay in Thailand beyond the initial 30-day visa exemption. Comments indicate that extensions can be obtained at local immigration offices for 1,900 Baht, rather than at a Thai embassy. Suggestions are provided for obtaining a 60-day tourist visa before departure for a more convenient process, avoiding the hassle of extending once in Thailand.
I think it is easier to get a 60-day TR visa before your trip, which is open to certain countries (a lot of countries indeed). You may refer to your local Thai embassy website first. The whole application process is done online. It'd be a lot easier than spending a whole day in immigration department, it won't be a present experience.
60 day visa is cheaper than extending in country, less hassle (no trip to the immigration office) AND you wonโt have to worry about the airline having as issue with your existing return trip date.
Shell out a few quid to get a 60 day tourist visa before you leave and you wont need to worry when you are here at all. Everybody that is visa exempt also has this option.
Some arlines want to see your exit-ticket of Thailand (can be a bus or trainticket) before day 31. Please check with your airline to avoid any troubles.
some airlines might not accept bus- or train tickets or fake "onwardtickets" as proof of onward travel. The only 100% guarantee is a "real" flight ticket out of Thailand. It can be a cheap one-way ticket with Air Asia from Hat Yai to Kuala Lumpur - costs around 35 USD
For airline tickets I know that some airlines request a ticket number. I booked last time a single ticket with AirAsia Phuket to Singapore for 30โฌ to be on the safe side and avoid stress at check-in ๐
60 day single entry tourist visa mate. Thai embassy in UK - can do it all online, itโs an e-visa and will come to your email within a couple of weeks (approximately)
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