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What are the requirements for extending an Elite Visa in Phuket, including COVID test necessity and fees?
Feb 12, 2021
5 years ago
Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello friends
Have any of you extended your elite visa recently in Phuket (3 months) and did they require a negative covid test?
Edit: “90 days reporting”
Have any of you extended your elite visa recently in Phuket (3 months) and did they require a negative covid test?
Edit: “90 days reporting”
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation revolves around extending an Elite Visa in Phuket, clarifying that there is no option for a 3-month extension as it typically involves a yearly renewal. It emphasizes that no negative COVID test is required for extensions currently. The discussion also touches upon the 90-day reporting process, which is free of charge, with participants confirming the need to bring a passport to the relevant Elite office. There is some confusion about fees, but it is noted that the yearly extension for an Elite Visa at an immigration office costs 1900 baht, similar to other types of visas.
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Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks guys.
It is 1900 for the reporting, right?
It is 1900 for the reporting, right?
Tod *********
@Steve ********
the cost for a yearly extension at the immigration office on an elite visa (if you can't leave/re-enter the country to get a new year stamp) is 1900baht just like it is for everyone Steve *********
@Garrett **********
I know. My answer related to the "yearly fee" comment.Garrett ***********
@St***
There is no fee for a 90 day report. Steve *********
@Klaus **********
elite will be rather more than 1,900 baht!Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERGarrett ***********
@Kl***
No, 90 day report is free. Reply to
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Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERYes, guess 3 month reporting
Garrett ***********
90 day report you mean? If you're in Phuket bring your passport to the Elite office and they'll do the 90 day report for you.
Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Garrett **********
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Phill ******
its a yearly extension , not 3 months . or ,are you talking about 90 day reporting ?
Klaus ***********
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ThanksPhill ******
@Klaus **********
no , no test needed .Klaus ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERyes
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Stuart *********
Elite visas don’t have an option for extending for 3 months. You currently don’t need a negative Covid test for any extension.
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