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What do I need to bring to the immigration office to extend my 60-day visa exemption in Thailand?

Feb 23, 2025
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Si**
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Hey all, I came to Thailand at the end of December with a UK passport, I got a 60 day visa exemption when I arrived but it's almost up, need to go to the immigration office to get an extra 30 days, what do I need to take to show them?
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To extend your visa exemption in Thailand for an additional 30 days, you will need to bring your passport (along with photocopies), a completed TM30 residence form, cash (around 1900-2000 baht), and possibly a departure flight ticket and recent photos (usually two). It's advisable to arrive early at the immigration office for quicker service.
Gino ************
I just went through the process in Jomtiem (2hours)

Passport

2 copies of passport

1copy of arrival stamp

Airline departure ticket

2 photos (100 baht taken there)

Letter from hotel

1900 baht
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Emma ********
Passport and money ,it's easy
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Danny ********
If you CBF just pay an agent. Cost an extra 2000 baht. I was in and out immigration office in 15 mins, no queing up all day. Worth the money if you have it. Helps the economy ๐Ÿ˜†
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Barry *******
Passport(+copies) copy of TM30 residence form.2k baht cash the process is not too difficult suggest you get to immigration office early am.
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