Hi, can someone give me some advice please? I arrived in Thailand on 7th June, believing I had a 90 day visa - my travel agent had assured me that I had. It turned out I only had a 30 day visa, but by the time I realised (my fault, I should have checked) I was 27 days beyond my expiry date. I then flew to Kuala Lumpar and back. Since then I have had 2x 30 day visa extensions from Krabi Immigration either side of another return trip to Kuala Lumpar. My visa expires on 28th November. I would like to stay til end of January 2020, but I am aware I have already left the country twice for visa extensions. Is it feasible for me to get another visa (60 days), and if so how should I go about it, or should I head back to the UK and try and come out again at the end of January on a 60 day visa? Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user initially believed they had a 90-day visa but discovered they only had a 30-day visa, with their stay extended through multiple border runs and visa extensions. They seek advice on the feasibility of obtaining another tourist visa or whether returning to the UK to apply for a new visa would be a better option. Comments suggest that due to an overstay, getting a new visa may be challenging, particularly from certain consulates. They discuss the possibility of a border run to Malaysia followed by another extension at Krabi Immigration.
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