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What documents are needed for a 30-day visa extension at Samut Prakan Immigration for US, UK, or Australian citizens?

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Craig *********

asked Sep 1, 2020

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Any US / UK / Australian citizens with embassy letter tried for the 30 day extension at Samut Prakan Immigration yet? Seen reports here for Chaengwattana but none for S.P. Would like to know what all requested docs are. Thanks all

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The process for obtaining a 30-day visa extension at Samut Prakan Immigration for US, UK, or Australian citizens requires specific documentation. Essential documents include your passport, copies of the passport's front page and the visa/entry stamp page, a copy of your TM6 (arrival card), a filled TM7 application form, two passport photos, a request letter from your home country's embassy, and a 1,900 Thai baht fee. Experiences of others indicate that responses to the embassy letter may vary, and applicants should be prepared for the possibility of requests being denied.

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Craig *********

Bumping up to see about anyone else’s experience at S.P. Immigration

6 years ago

Craig *********

@Benjamin *****

, post submitted.

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

Have you tried submitting the letter yet to Samut Prakan Immigration yet?

6 years ago

Craig *********

Headed there later today.

6 years ago

Craig *********

Yep I certainly will 👍🏼

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Craig ********

Please do! After you do, can you make a new post? In your post, include:

-The immigration office you used

- Your nationality

- A copy of the stamp the stamp they put into your passport (if successful)

- A reason why it was rejected (if unsuccessful)

- What paperwork was required to submit

6 years ago

Craig *********

Got it, will report back later today with the outcome.

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Craig ********

For *BANGKOK* you need:

1. Your passport.

2. Copies of: (sign each page)

a. Data ("picture") page

b. A copy of the page with visa exempt stamp

c. A copy of the departure card

d. A copy of embassy letter

3. ONE passport photo (only handed one photo. Others have said 2 is needed. )

4. 1,900 THB fee (be sure to hand it separate from you stack of papers or they will drop it.)

5. A form acknowledging the overstay penalty. They will provide this.

6. TM 7

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I don't know if that's the same as Samut Prakan Immigration but it seems reasonable

6 years ago

Craig *********

OK got it. However, had a Thai friend call the office just before closing, and they claimed they knew nothing about embassy letters at the moment 🤷🏻‍♂️ Figure it’s just gonna take a trip down there to see what will happen. Thanks for the info guys.

6 years ago

James ********

For 30 days extension You need ONLY:

-passport

-copy of passport front page

-copy of stamp/visa page

-copy of TM6 form..arrival card

-filled TM7 form..application

-two passport photos

-1,900 Thai baht fee

-your home country Embassy request for the 30 days extension.

6 years ago

James ********

Simply the application for a 30 days extension from your home country Embassy i.e US Embassy...with their Letter requesting Thai Immigration CONSIDER your request...1,900 Thai baht fee.

No guarantee Thai Immigration will grant it. Its their decision.

Immigration could decide to deny it and give you 7 days to depart Thailand.

Be prepared to discuss why you are requesting the extension.

6 years ago

Robert *******

You can also react if you have another passport,

US/UK/ Australian citizens are normally treated the same as Europeans or Russian for example

6 years ago