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What is the best way to extend my stay in Thailand after a two-year Non-B visa and a one-month tourist stamp extension?

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Aug 16, 2018

7 years ago

Alexey *************

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Hi folks! What is the best way to extend my stay in Thailand after two years non-b visa stay and 1 month stamp extension as a tourist then? Thanks in advance.

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The best way to extend your stay in Thailand after a two-year Non-B visa and a one-month tourist stamp extension depends on your reasons for staying and the length of the desired extension.

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Depends on how long you like to stay and for what reason.

7 years ago

Robert *******

You can apply at a Thai Consulate/Embassy for the Single Entry Tourist Visa but this will give you 60 days of Admitted to Stay and could be extended with another 30 days.

7 years ago

Alexey *************

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At first as a tourist for 3 months. Am I eligible to get this kind of visa? Student visa options are also considerable.

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