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What documents are required to extend a TR visa by 30 days in Thailand, and when can this be done?

TR Visa Extension Required Documents Visa Procedures Thailand Immigration Extension Timing

Tyler *******

asked Feb 6, 2024

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What are required docs needed to extend my TR visa 30 days and when can I do it?

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To extend your TR visa for an additional 30 days in Thailand, you will need to provide the following documents: 1) Your passport; 2) A completed TM7 form; 3) A signature on a copy of your passport data page; 4) A signed copy of your entry stamp; 5) A signed copy of your visa (if applicable); 6) A signed copy of your TM6 departure card (if applicable); 7) A passport photo; and 8) 1,900 baht fee. Additionally, some offices may require a TM30 form filed by your hotel or landlord. You can typically apply for the extension at your local Immigration Office when you have 30 days or fewer remaining on your visa.

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Tom *******

Certificates stamped , with stamps and signed on blue and presented in a formal suit of gold.

3 years ago

Graham ******

You can normally extend at your local Immigration Office (where are you?) when you have 30 days or less remaining, the general requirements are :

3 years ago

Stuart *********

You will need :-

A blue pen (some offices are pedantic about blue)

Your passport

Fill out form TM7 (available at the office)

Copy passport data page (signed by you)

Copy of entry stamp (signed by you)

Copy of your visa - either the sticker in your passport or pdf evisa (the former signed by you). * if you had one.

Copy of TM6 departure card (signed by you) *if you were issued one - if you entered by air after July ‘22 you wouldn’t have been given one so leave the space on the form blank.

Passport photo (most offices have facilities on site or nearby)

1,900 baht

Some offices may ask for a TM30, which your hotel or landlord should have filed on your behalf. A printed screenshot of their filing it online will generally suffice as evidence you have one - except if you use the Chiang Mai or Jomtien offices. You have to get the screenshot converted to the paper receipt from a manual TM30 filing.

3 years ago

Wells ******

@Stuart ********

Hi - "You have to get the screenshot converted to the paper receipt from a manual TM30 filing." - printing out the screenshot is not enough at Jomtien? How is paper receipt different? Thanks

3 years ago

Stuart *********

@Wells *****

There is a form called a TM30. The bottom half of it is the receipt part that its been filed. They want to see that.

3 years ago

Graham ******

@Wells *****

You can sign it I would say

3 years ago