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Where can I get a 30-day visa extension in Bangkok as a Dutch passport holder?
Thai Visa ExtensionVisa PoliciesImmigration Office ThailandLaksi PlazaVisa RequirementsTM30 FormTM6 Departure Card
Dec 13, 2022
3 years ago
Amin ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERI’m a Dutch passport holder who’s here in Bangkok visa-exempt. Where exactly should I get my 30-day extension these days? I will bring my passport and a recent passport photo, do I need anything else? Thank you.
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A Dutch passport holder seeking a 30-day extension for a visa-exempt stay in Bangkok should go to the immigration office located at IT Square Laksi Plaza, third floor. Along with their passport and a recent passport photo, having a TM30 form printed out may be necessary, but it generally is not requested in Bangkok. Although the official website indicates no available slots, walk-in services are still an option.
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Jay ****
They moved from the government complex at chaeng wattana road? So normal tourist visa extension now at laksi plaza?
Tod *********
@Jay ***
extensions for people who entered WITHOUT any visa (coming in visa exempt) haven't been at Chaengwattana in YEARS now. They were at Muang Thong Thani, then they moved to the IT Square Laksi Plaza third floor back on April 18th 2022
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ok thank you, i always came with a visaReply to
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Amin ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERI currently don’t have a TM6 departure card. I think they didn’t require it this time to enter Thailand. I hope that won’t make a difference.
Tod *********
@Amin **********
which is exactly why it says "IF APPLICABLE" right after the TM6Bernard *****
@Amin **********
They stopped with the TM6Airlines still give... for nothing. They don't need at airport immigration
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Amin ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThe website of the Immigration Office in Laksi Plaza says there are no slots available for tomorrow. Can I still show up tomorrow somewhere in the morning and try to get my 30 day extension?
Randy ********
@Amin **********
yes, you can still just show up. They do walk in service as well.Amin ***********
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Okay, thanks 🙂 !Randy ********
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Tod *********
You would go to the immigration office at IT Square Laksi Plaza (third floor)
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Amin ***********
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Thank you, Todd. Good thing I asked because it’s once again a new location from my last time!Reply to
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Stephen *********
TM30 printed out showing where you stay.
Amin ***********
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Though I’ve had the TM30 prepared in the past, I don’t think I’ve ever been asked for it. I’m currently staying at my girlfriend’s condo.Brandon ************
@Amin **********
Bangkok usually doesn't ask for TM30 so you should be good thereStephen *********
@Amin **********
they may need it. Depends on the office.Reply to
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