What is the process for extending a tourist visa at Jomtien Immigration?

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Aug 29, 2024

3 months ago

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Tourist Visa Extension Report. Jomtien Immigration. Arrived at 8.30 am and I was out at 9am. It took 30 minutes and it wasn't busy. 

Needed passport photo, TM7 form filled out, TM30 docket plus photo copy of it, passport, passport bio page copy, visa copy and entry stamp copy. 

I didn't really know where to go but went to the building on the right and was directly pointed to the new middle building where they did document checking. Passed that and was directed to main building counter one, handed over passport and papers and the 1900 baht and was told to take a seat and wait until processed. Took about 25 minutes guy calls my number and it was all done. Cost 1900 baht. You can do it yourself, all good.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A recent experience at Jomtien Immigration for a tourist visa extension revealed an efficient process that took only 30 minutes. Required documents included a passport photo, filled TM7 form, TM30 registration proof, passport, and copies of the passport bio page, visa, and entry stamp. The total cost was 1900 baht. Observations from others suggest that lower traffic during the low season may contribute to shorter wait times compared to previous experiences.

Ian *********

the best 1 is udon thanni immigration they fill in form for u if its not busy and take a pic .in and out very fast

3 months ago

Henrik **************

@Ian ********

yep it does cost 100 baht more (2000thb in total) but it's very convenient since they fill out the form, take all the copies for you and the photo is taken with their webcam all we have to do is sign the copies.

3 months ago

Ian *********

@Henrik *************

its the fastest ive ever beein in and out immigration. 20 mins . wooppiiee

3 months ago

Henrik **************

@Ian ********

yep, I used to live in Rayong before and their immigration always took at least 90 minutes it was really annoying compared to Udon Thani immigration.

3 months ago

Ian *********

@Henrik *************

try phuket sometime lol. 2 i/2 hr wait ,then told come back 3 in afternoon lol. was a long day arrgg,

3 months ago

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Ian *********

Nongnuch ********

kindly noted that you need to present them a TM30 registration proof

3 months ago

Ling *****

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@Nongnuch *******

yes this is a must have requirement. I am blessed to be staying in a hotel where they do everything by the book and don't get grumpy when I ask for it.

3 months ago

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Ling *****

Mark *********

Too good

Used to wait few hours and then come back next day

3 months ago

Ling *****

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@Mark ********

it's a pretty good feeling going back to the room at 9.05 am on a songthaew done and dusted. 20 baht there, 20 baht back. I'm an early riser anyway.

3 months ago

Mark *********