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What are the requirements and locations for extending a 90-day visa in Thailand?

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May 27, 2025

3 days ago

Lorenita ********

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Hello! I've applied for a 90-day visa, and it's authorized. Once I arrive, they'll automatically give me 60 days in my passport, and I have to go to an immigration office to get an extension for another 30. Does anyone know where the immigration offices are and what they require? Thank you.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user has applied for a 90-day visa, which grants 60 days upon arrival in Thailand, with an option to extend for another 30 days at an immigration office. Various comments provide insights on visa stamping, necessary documents for the extension, and tips on finding immigration offices in Thailand. It's noted that every province has at least one immigration office, and specific requirements for extension include a receipt of address registration (TM.30), passport copies, a photo, and a fee of 1900 baht.

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Lynnette *******

Where in Thailand?

2 days ago

Lorenita ********

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@Lynnette ******

Bangkok

2 days ago

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Lorenita ********

Karin ********

Pls. show a copy of your visa when entering Thailand. You will get 90 days stamp.

3 days ago

Andrea ********

@Karin *******

the OP will get 60 days. Then go to Immigration to 1,900 baht to add another 30 days.

2 days ago

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Darren *********

3 days ago

Dora *******

You automatically get a 90 day stamp on entry.

John *******

Dora *******

if you apply for non o in your hom

3 days ago

John *******

@Dora ******

- She doesn’t look to be in the retirement age range, so I assumed she applied for a single entry tourist visa, which allows you 60 days, but has a 90 day validity to enter. Maybe she looks younger for her ago though.

3 days ago

Lorenita ********

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@John ******

yes is single entry tourist visa. And as embassy Thailand in Spain tell me that with this visa I can enter and later I can do extension 30 days more. Is because I’m going to be 61 days and my ticket is of 61 days, then company airline can’t say nothing with this evisa

3 days ago

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Jan ******************

Your visa is valid for 90 days after it’s issued at the embassy and e-mailed to you and gives you 60 days upon entry within these 90 days.

For a 30 days tourist extension you’ll normally need; A receipt of your TM.30 address registration, copy of id-page and last stamp in your passport, a pass photo and 1900 baht in cash. Most immigrations allow to you apply for the extension within the 30 last days of your stay, some 45 days. Jomtien and Samui within the last week.

3 days ago

Tim **********

Sounds more like the typical tourist visa?

3 days ago

Willem ****

You get 90 days stamped if you really applied and got a 90 days visa. You talking about 60 days stamp makes me think you applied for a 60 days tourist visa and you already include a possible exrtension to it which is not a actual visa.

3 days ago

Brandon ************

Every province in Thailand has at least 1 immigration office. Check google maps for the one where you will be staying.

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Brandon ************

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