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Where can I extend my visa while in Koh Chang, Thailand?

Visa Extension Immigration Office Thailand Visa Rules Koh Chang Trat Province

August 11, 2023

a year ago

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Hello

I entered Thailand without visa.  And I want to extend my visa.  Now I stay in koh chang.  where can I extend ?

Thank you

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A user inquired about extending their visa in Koh Chang after entering Thailand without a visa. Community responses advised to visit the Trat Immigration Office, where an extension can be obtained for a fee of 1900 THB. It's clarified that if the user entered under the visa exempt scheme, they can request a 30-day extension, while those who entered on a visa on arrival typically cannot extend their stay.

Matt *********

You high ?

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Jo **********

how can you extend a visa you don’t have. are you mentally ok?

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Alf ***********

You arrived without a visa. Now you want to extend the visa you don't have.

Does anyone see the contradiction here? 😜🤔

Sorry, I just had to.😂😂

You got your correct answer already, so no point in repeating that.

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David *********

Laemngob Immigration on the mainland

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Teya *******

It depends of you country of origin if you can apply for an extension.

If you arrived with visa exempt, you can apply 30 day extension in the immigration. If you arrived with visa on arrival, it usually cannot be extended.

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Kevin ******

If your in big koh chang. Extend at leam ngop from the ferry it's 15 20 minutes on bike.

And there really helpfully there. Just make sure you have your tm30

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Michael ********

Koh Chang Trat ? Or Koh Chang Ranong ?

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Taketo *********

you mean entered by visa exempt scheme?

Go to Trat Immigration Office + 1900 baht

They will extend your stay 30 days

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Martyn ***********

You entered without a visa.... But you want to extend your visa??

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Zamawelase ********

@Martyn **********

I was thinking the same😂😂😂like you got here without visa then what are you extending actually

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@Martyn **********

I think he got a visa on arrival so now he is trying to extend it

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Luc ************

@Martyn **********

just thinking the same. 😁 Just need extension for no visa 😄

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Nigel *********

What passport do you have?

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Brandon ************

Koh Chang is in Trat province. You need to go to the Trat immigration office.

Please note that immigration offices are closed on Monday due to a holiday.

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Garrett ***********

@Brandon ***********

Koh Chang has a small office on the island they'll do a few things at.

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Michael ********

@Brandon ***********

FYI

Actually nice island but not at this time of year.

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Andi ***********

Local immigration office, 1900 THB cash only.

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