When facing an expiring 60-day visa in Thailand, you have several options: 1) Visit immigration in-person, preferably early in the day, to apply for an extension, although be prepared for long wait times. 2) Consider a border run to a neighboring country like Cambodia or Laos for a short trip, which may grant you a new entry stamp for another 60 days upon returning. 3) Check for available appointment slots if you prefer to extend your visa ahead of time.
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Greg ***********
I suggest you do a border run, stay in Cambodia or Laos for a holiday, 1-2 weeks. Luang Prabang or Siem Reap. Why bother with the 30-days extension for 1900.- Baht? When you re-enter Thailand visa-exempt, they will stamp you in for another 60 days
Derek *******
Just walk in. Get there as early as possible. Be prepared to wait 7-8 hours for your ticket number to be called.
Leong ***********
Just do a walk in.
Ant ***********
Go in to immigration early on the 2nd
Michael ********
Just go there but will be very busy on 2nd
John **********
You can go for an extension on the 2nd
Graham ******
Why did you wait for the last week especially with it being a holiday period?
Immigration closed 27th as posted in their calendar. You can get your extension before the closure if you plan it, if not you're in the post-holiday chaos.