Good evening all, Im going to Thailand for 90 days next year. I've been on the website to extend the 60 days to 90 but having real issues! My question is this, what is the process to get the extension once there, where do you go, what do I need to take and what is the cost. Thanks in anticipation, staying in Jomtiem.
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To extend a 60-day visa to 90 days while in Thailand, you need to visit your local immigration office. In Jomtien, you'll need to bring your passport and a TM30 form from your landlord or hotel. Typically, the application can be done during the last week of your entry stamp, but specifics can vary by office. At the office, you pay a fee of about 1900 baht for a 30-day extension. Arriving early in the morning can help expedite the process.
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Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
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Closest immigration office to where you are pay 2,000 baht and you’re all good. Where are you are just Google that where the closest immigration office is.
You say u had got your E-visa. But if in the uk it's a 90 day one u get before u go ? Most places going to thailand get a 60 day visa free if u dont need more then that no need to get visa
Just go to your local immigration and choose your ticket option (extension) wait for your number on the big screen you will need your tm30 certificate from your landlord/hotel they should take a photo of you and charge you 100 baht ,they will stamp your passport and you pay 1900 baht but as someone said earlier some centres have different requirements but basicly your tm30 and passport should be enough.
You get 60 days on arrival, you can then go to your local immigration office with passport I always have my TM30 in my passport, not sure of the cost if there is one
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