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What are the requirements to extend a 60-day Tourist Visa in Pai, Thailand, and is there a 15-day rule?

Sep 26, 2022
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Claudia *************
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Hi I wanna extend my 60 day Tourist Visa for 30 days in Pai. Could anyone list the things I need to bring please? I know of Passport Photo, Copy of Passport and Entry stamp & 1900 Baht.

And is it still a thing that I need to be here 15 days after I applied to get another stamp? TIA
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To extend your 60-day Tourist Visa for an additional 30 days while in Pai, you will need to bring a passport photo, a copy of your passport, your entry stamp, and 1900 Baht. Additionally, it's mentioned that the 15-day stay post-application is not a requirement for the tourism extension. For more specific guidance, it's suggested to consult the local Thai immigration office since requirements can vary by location.
Ellie *******
Try FB groups related to that area as well, especially about the Mae Hong Son rule for a tourism extension application period.

Basically, you are supposed to be able to apply for a tourism extension when you have less than 30 days (or 45 days at some offices).

But there are offices that tell you to apply for a tourism extension within the last week or two.
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John **********
15 days was never a thing for tourism extension
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James ********
This is a list of common found requirements for the 30 days extension of stay...ask your Thai immigration office for their requirements.
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