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What documents do I need to bring for a 60-day corona extension in Koh Samui?

Mar 3, 2021
5 years ago
Arik **********
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Hello

I have arrived on a

60 day tourist visa that allows one 30 days extension in December.

I did my 30 days extension in Phuket and I was told there that I can get a 60 day corona extension but I have to bring a contract for a house and a lot of additional documents.

I plan to do the extension in ko Suomi immigration, did any one go throw this ? What should I really bring with me for the proses ?

It’s hard for me to get a contract and staff
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The user is seeking advice on the documents needed for a 60-day corona extension of their tourist visa in Koh Samui after having previously extended their visa in Phuket. They mention difficulties in obtaining a housing contract and are looking for guidance from others who have undergone the extension process.
James ********
Have you filed a TM 30 address registration in Koh Samui ?
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Arik **********
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@James *******
I haven’t filled TM 30 as far as I know, I did fill some paperwork when I got my 30 day extension in Phuket, maybe it was there? But I didn’t have to bring any proof of housing with me
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Ellie *******
@Arik *********
TM30 is the one you need be reported with Samui address..
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Tod *********
@Arik *********
post on one of the f/b groups related to the Islands and ask about the process at Samui Immigration
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