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What Can I Expect from Samui Immigration Services on Koh Tao?

Visa Extension Samui Immigration Koh Tao

Apr 7, 2020

5 years ago

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Not a question, just a positivje report from koh tao where a delegation of samui immigration is present.

Great organization with many local volunteers being super helpful, arrived at 11am, get my passport back around 1pm. 

x2 :Tm7, copy of Visa and tm6, letter from embassy, photo +1900baths.

I get directly a 30 days stamp, not 15 +15.

Samui immigration staff will be in Phangan tomorrow and might come back on the islands in a month from now.

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A user shared a positive experience at a Koh Tao immigration event organized by Samui immigration with local volunteer support. They received a 30-day stamp after submitting required documents such as TM7, visa copies, a letter from the embassy, a photo, and a fee of 1900 baht. Comments from others highlighted the efficiency of service and queries about documentation requirements.

Benjamin ******

Thanks for the report, I'm closing comments.

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Nathaniel *********

x2 :Tm7, copy of Visa, letter from embassy, photo. Does this mean you need 2 copies of all of the above?

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Christopher *********

How did you get the letter from embassy to show Thai Immigration? Is it possible online?

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I forgot, copy of tm6 ×2 as well. I ll edit my post

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Nathaniel *********

ok thank you so much :)

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Vincent ******

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Yes

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Nathaniel *********

ok so i have to fill out the tm7 twice with a photo on each of them... correct?

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Vincent ******

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Tm7 has to be filled twice, you can not fill one one and photocopy it

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Nathaniel *********

Thank You!

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Vincent ******

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@Nathaniel ********

yes

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Victoria *******

Do you know if its possible without letter for 1st extension

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Tom ******

Did you need 2 copies of everything for the first extension? TM7 form, etc?

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Vincent ***********

I guess you can wait a few days, for people stuck in Koh Tao we had to do it today since they came specifically on this day from Samui

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yes indeed, first extension possible without the letter

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Vincent ***********

Yes you can, I did it yesterday.

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Benjamin ******

A 30 day extension of stay based on being a tourist does not require a letter from the embassy, and you will get the full 30 days added to your current stamp.

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Robert *******

Indeed, amazing service they allow people to apply even 14 days before the last day.

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James **************

Or hv i missed something?

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James **************

Lucky you! I did EXACTLY the same thing at Rayong and they only gave me 7 days from my expiry date! 13th to 21st!

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Vincent ******

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yes, they accept to extend any Visa that expires up to 7th of may. Amazing!

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