Where can I extend my 60-day visa stamp in Thailand for another 30 days?

Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Lak Si Square 60-Day Visa TM30 Requirement Bangkok Immigration Office

Jan 27, 2025

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Hi I have entered Thailand and got a 60 days stamp on arrival where do we extend this for another 30 days is it still at Lak Si Square ?

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To extend your 60-day stamp in Thailand for an additional 30 days, you can still do so at Lak Si Square, provided you are staying in Bangkok. Remember to bring necessary documents including copies of your passport, entry stamp, two passport pictures, and 1900 Baht for the fee, along with TM30 documentation.

Greg ***********

copy of passport detail page, copy of entry stamp, passport, two passport pictures, 1900 Baht, TM30 screenshot or receipt (or at least the courtesy card of the hotel you are staying) sign all copies in blue ink

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Greg ***********

yes, still the same adress

4 days ago

Phil ******

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yes. Please take your TM30

4 days ago

Graham ******

yes if you are staying in Bangkok

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