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What documents do I need to apply for a Thai visa extension at an immigration office?

May 19, 2025
11 hours ago
Steven ********
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If they reduce the entry stamp back to 30 days, due to the fact I have already bought my ticket for a 40-day stay, I will pop into a Thai embassy in Chumphon and get an extension, apart from proof of a ticket back to the UK, my passport, and 1900 bhat what else to I need to take
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When applying for a Thai visa extension at an immigration office, you need to prepare several documents including your passport, proof of a return ticket, and the fee of 1900 baht. Note that there are no Thai embassies in Thailand, so extensions must be obtained at local immigration offices. It's also suggested to apply for a tourist visa online before your trip for an easier experience.
Brown ********
A tm30 most likely although might not be the case for a tourist visa but definitely check with someone on that as immigration love stinging farang with their 1600 baht penalties that are supposed to be the landlords fine
Jim ********
Tourism is down so I can’t see them changing anything soon especially now Vietnam is becoming very popular
Nicholas *********
At the moment it's still 60 days keep an eye on it
Stephen ********
IF that happens, apply for a tourist visa before you come and get 60 days. Easier than going to immigration in the middle of your holiday.
Elías ********
I don't think they're going to change it back to 30 days anytime soon. But that's just my take.
Steven ********
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@Elías *******
I leave in 4 weeks so lets hope so
Brandon ************
You won't be popping into any Thai embassy, as there are none in Thailand. If you need to apply for an extension, you would do that at your local provincial immigration office.

But if they change it back to 30 days, it would be much easier to just apply for the tourist visa online before you went to Thailand. 10 minutes on your computer instead of 1-4 hours at an immigration office and worrying about paperwork and copies and the drive there and back.
Paul *********
@Brandon ***********
much more than 10 minutes. I had to get one dec23.

It took ages. A right faff to upload docs and timing out loads of times. But yes, easier than going to immigration.
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