Simple question - I’ve come to Thailand on a 2 month tourist visa which expires Aug 1 - am wanting tk extend 30 days. If I go tomorrow (July 9) is the 30 day extension from July 9 or extended from aug1.
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If you apply for a 30-day extension on your tourist visa in Thailand before it expires, the extension will take effect from the expiration date of your original entry stamp. In your case, if your current tourist visa expires on August 1, the extension will start from that date, not from the date of application (July 9). Most immigration offices typically allow applications for extensions up to 14 days before the visa expires.
The 30 day extension starts the day you current visa expires. You don't have to wait until the last moment either. You can go to an immigration literally on your 2nd or 3rd day of entry and get the 30days.
I went in yesterday jomtien immigration im on a 60 runs out 30 July they told me 7 days before it expires. ( i only stood in line for 10 minutes all good )
Your 30 day extension is from the expiration date of your entry stamp. So it would be 30 days from whatever expiration is on the stamp you receive when you enter July 9
the only extension which starts on the day you apply for it, are the "7-days extension" that you get stamped if your application gets denied. Then the stamp says "Extension denied you have 7 days to leave the kingdom"
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