Hi dear folks, i have a 60 day exemption entry. What documents and papers do i need for the 30 extention??
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To apply for a 30-day extension of your 60-day exemption entry in Thailand, you will need to provide your passport with the current visa-exempt entry stamp, a completed TM.7 form, a recent passport-sized photo, copies of your passport's bio page and entry stamp, any arrival/departure card, proof of accommodation, and the extension fee of THB 1,900. It's recommended to apply about a week before your stay expires, keeping in mind that the extension is not guaranteed and is subject to the immigration officer's discretion.
Your passport, with the current visa-exempt entry stamp. 
• A completed extension application form: TM.7 (Application for Extension of Temporary Stay). 
• A recent passport-size photo (4 × 6 cm, colour) — generally taken within the last 6 months. 
• A copy of your passport’s bio page, and a copy of the page showing your visa-exempt entry/stamp. 
• If you received a paper arrival/departure card on arrival (historically called TM.6), bring a copy of it (or electronic arrival record if applicable). 
• Proof of where you are staying in Thailand — e.g. hotel booking, rental agreement, or address of your accommodation. Some immigration offices may also request the TM.30 (or proof your accommodation has been reported). 
• The extension fee of THB 1,900 (cash). 
When to apply: Typically, you should submit your extension request about a week before your 60-day stay expires. 
Good to know / Important caveats:
• The extension is not automatic — the extra 30 days are granted at the discretion of the immigration officer. 
• Have photocopies of your passport and entry stamp page ready — many offices will ask for them. 
• Some immigration offices will support on-site photocopy and photo services if you don’t have them ready. 
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