What are the requirements for a 30-day extension of stay in Thailand if I entered on a visa exempt stamp?

and that is why we preach that getting the terminology correct is important. This entire thread could have been answered in one response instead of the dog and pony show question and answer that went on.

BUT at least the O/P has their answer now AND knows they are NOT here on a VOA but on a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp. (y)

Nob Lillard I deleted that comment.

Since 1975 foreigners has to be reported within 24 hours after arrival at an address at Immigration.

If you think that is new, okay, I guess it is 45 years old.

>Requirements for regular VOA 30 day extension, is this right

I'm not sure what this means exactly.

I'm guessing you have entered on a 30 day visa exempt, and you're seeking an extension of stay based on being a tourist? If yes, then the only thing missing is the TM7 form from the list for Bangkok. Bangkok does not ask for a TM30.

I suggest getting the extension of stay based on being a tourist about 3 days before it expires, due to the long lines that exist at immigration.

Please note visa on arrival is not the same as entering with no visa at the airport. For example Chinese get a visa on arrival and Americans get a 30 day stamp visa exempt entry. So if you got the visa exempt entry at the airport, you can get 1 normal 30 day extension. This is what I think you have based on your name. Therefore, no TM30 is required. Form name is TM7

You can not extend a Visa on Arriva with 30 days,

missing is the place where you like to apply

the application form TM7

and the most important part the 1.900 Thb fees