What is the current process for extending a 60-day tourist visa in Bangkok?

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May 22, 2019

6 years ago

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Just an update from immigration here in Bangkok. I Spent the morning at CW to get an extension on my 60 day tourist visa. Was prepared to file my TM 30 and pay the fine if needed, but was never asked for one during the extension process.

Didn't see anyone else in that section being asked for one either. Don't know how long that will keep up.

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An update from an expat in Bangkok regarding the extension of a 60-day tourist visa indicates that during their visit to the immigration office, they were not asked for the TM 30 form or fined. This observation suggests a possible change or inconsistency in the immigration process, but its duration remains uncertain.

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