Where is the Immigration Office in Bangkok for a Thai Tourist Visa Extension?

Mar 30, 2020
5 years ago
Linda ********
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Could someone please kindly provide me with the address for the Immigration Office in Bangkok where I will need to go to apply for my first extension on a Thai Tourist Visa (received when enteriing Thailand on a Canadian passport)? Thank you.
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The Immigration Office in Bangkok for applying for a first extension on a Thai Tourist Visa is located at Chalermprakiat Government Complex, 120, Moo 3, Chaengwattana Road (Soi 7), Thungsonghong, Laksi, Bangkok 10210. It's recommended to check specific office locations for 30-day visa exempt entry extensions as they may differ.
Tod *********
I am NOT 100% sure but I think you need to go to this location to get a 30 day extension on a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp
James ********
@Tod ********
yes...it was the 90 day reporting which they returned to CW.
Tod *********
okay I think you don't have any visa in your passport. :O

You would have needed to buy a tourist visa from a thai consulate in another country before you came here

If I read correctly you showed up here and were stamped in free for 30 days :O <- that's not a tourist visa that's a 30 day visa exempt entry stamp.

For extensions on 30 day visa exempt entries I believe you use the new location at the Muang Thong Thani (where they moved section K <- the section where they do 30 day extensions).
Tod *********
It's at the government complex on Chaengwattana Road Building B Second floor South entrance.

Immigration Bureau (Sub-Div.2, Imm. Div.1) (Building B)

Address: Chalermprakiat Government Complex, 120, Moo 3, Chaengwattana Road (Soi 7), Thungsonghong, Laksi Bangkok
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