What are the rules for renewing a Single Entry Tourist Visa in Thailand after 60 days?

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Jun 11, 2019

6 years ago

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Hi, quick question about Single Entry Tourist Visa--I thought it would be for 60 days and renewable another 30, but on my visa it says it's valid through the 90 day mark (valid until a date 90 days from entry). Do I still have to go to immigration in 60 days?

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The individual is seeking clarification on the duration of their Single Entry Tourist Visa for Thailand, which they believed was 60 days with a possible 30-day extension. However, their visa states it is valid for 90 days from entry, leading to confusion about whether they need to visit immigration after 60 days.

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