What to do if my Thai visa is only valid for 2 months instead of the expected 4 months?

@Amor****

, your answer is clear and the OP understands now. I think you should turn off commenting for this post.

wrong, you can extend each entry by a further 30 days at Immigration.And it is good for Multiple entries, means as many entries as you want in that particular period of validity.

They don't.

Only one date of issue and that is 29th June. Visa is valid till enter before date 29 Dec.

valid till 29th December, not October.

Thanks

@Laur****

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@Robert ******

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@Tod ********

are the people who really know what they are talking about. I consider them experts and I'm not impressed easily.

have a good time in Thailand.

@So***

you don't need to pay anything (to Thailand) if you leave but you would probably have to buy a visa if you are going for example to Cambodia (which is closest to Bangkok). And you would have travel costs, and the time involved in getting to the border and back. So it can make sense to do the extension for 1,900. But if you want 4 months, exactly, then you just need to leave once and you'll get another 60 days free on return. You'll have to get to a border and pay for the Cambodian visa though.

Malaysia is free entry for Canadians- you can fly cheap to KL and come straight back. Could be about as quick either.

Angkor Wat is well worth a few days to visit if you have to leave anyway though.

If you exit and enter on the 29th December 2017, you will be allowed to stay until the 27th February 2018. On the 26th February 2018 you could get an extention of stay for 1'900 THB at an immigration office which would allow you to stay until 29th March 2018 at the most.

Correct.